In a place where the only food is salt and the only companions to be found are those that can be conjured from the objects around her, she hides under a table.

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SALT, made in collaboration with and directed by Al Seed, is a one woman  fairytale of domestic violence, resilience and survival told through puppetry, object manipulation and physical theatre.

 

Manipulate Festival 2019

Assembly Roxy 6-16 November 2019.   

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Lighting: Alberto Santos Belido

Costume and set :Zephyr Liddell

Sound: Christopher Lyons

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‘The packed house was spellbound by Oliver-Larkin’s performance.’

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The Wee Review full review HERE

 

‘SALT makes an impact. As two objects lay still, left isolated in the banks of white, Oliver-Larkin traces two wings – salt angels if you will. Tiny touches like this, small and unspoken, communicate volumes.

Pieces like SALT will communicate with many, but more so encourage those silent in the audience.’

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The Skinny full review HERE

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    // Reviews of SALT work in progress at Manipulate Festival 2019 //