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ROBERTO SANCHEZ-CAMUS
Nationality: British
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Roberto Sanchez-Camus's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates
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Trial of the MarinerTrial of the Mariner
Synopsis:
the year is 2111, and a group of desperate sailors embark on a voyage on the Ship of Fools. Lost at sea and mad with cabin fever, they arrive at the Plastic Continent of the Pacific Ocean Gyre, where the unhinged Mariner's adventures come to life. Put your plastic where your mouth is, and dive into this immersive multi-media event where plastic consumption will take hold. Inspired by Samuel Taylor Coleridge's the Rime of the Ancient Mariner, this show incorporates elements of dance, large-scale puppetry, circus Arts and live music by the Junk Orchestra, exploring the destruction of our oceans and its effect on climate change.
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Conceived by Sarah-Jane Blake & Roberto Sanchez-Camus, devised by Lotos Collective, the cast And the Junk Orchestra
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Further Reference:
Theatre Record Volume XXXI (2011) Issue 10 Page 523
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