Urban Art Association

if you still have one i will take one please

Thanks for the review fragile. Enjoyed that, the show sounds spectacular!
Sorry to have missed the free offer of a brochure. Good on you for offering up those.

I'll try not to do a Dom Jolly then:
*Nokia ring tone*
"HELLO! Yeah, I'm at an art performance, nah it's rubbish..."

I coudlnt get tickets, if anyone has a spare for free I would love to go!

I got tickets, dont think im gonna be able to make it now. I got 2 think it was for the 25th. Cant remember now as it's on my computer at home. If anyone wants them, send me a PM.

Looks like I have 1 spare place for 17:20 on Thursday, 21st May. Whoever takes it will have to meet me there about 17:00 and will have to come in with me (I'm billy no mates on Thursday), although I assume we will not have to hold hands.

I won't have access to a computer until tomorrow morning, so if anyone PMs me before 18:15 today, they will get it, otherwise it'll be first in my in-box tomorrow morning.

Regards,

Adam.

Session & Doyle - you got one each - one left if anyone wants it - I'll pm you both back with meet up time - I'm aiming for 4.30 at the entrance

George

Does anybody know if you can take a camera in?

no pics allowed guys..

I went yesterday, it was great very eerrie, some great peices in there, loved the fact you didnt know what was round the corner, and the darkness started messing with your eyes, my night vision kept kicking in haha.

did anyone get up stairs? i couldnt find out how to, and i heard someguy ask the women at the bottom of the stairs how do you get up , all she said was you have to find out yourself haha.

i beilive thats where the girl sitting at the table was, as i didnt see that,

love the ball that came down the water near the monkey, then the books knocked over like dominos knocked over barrells then started of the human guinea pig wheel, then that powered the lights to light up jesus, fucking great.

also did anyone have the balls to go into the dark dark pitch black cant see you hands in front of you face corner, it was behing the slinkachu bingo hall, i put my hands in there, i could feel a rusty cage door, but i didnt haver the balls to go it, i was waiting for some fucker to grab me and pull me in haha, my girlfreind was pretty freaked out in there, it was like a art ghost train loved it

like someone on here said the book was good nice size for free, but could have had much better pix,

but yep great day, any one who missed it, book for the next one.

Never experienced anything like that in my life - if you're seeing this weekend you won't be disappointed!
Don't really want to give too much away - go round twice - when you first get in, you can't see a thing, but second time around it's like going to a different place because your eyes have become accustomed to the darkness.
A few highlights -
when you see the killing machine if you want to see Slinkachu's Aldi - it's close by, but you'll have to search for it!
Can't say too much, but you'll come across two workers with a trolley on a rail - it's worth waiting 10 minutes to see what happens!
I can't remember exactly where, but there's a door with a Fire Exit sign on it which will open towards you -pull it and you'll get upstairs - another highlight for me - there are a couple of other doors up there - knock on them and one of them might open but be prepared (ask Session about that !!)
Oh yeah - and the bloke in the ladies toilets... !!
Great to meet Doyle and Session - see you in the queue next week!

Little bit gutted really, been to Punchdrunks last two productions, but did not receive anything from them about the train website. Oh well, best damn theatre group ever, very immersive.

If you're looking for a similar affair on the silver screen, try Synecdoche, New York. Has a similar ability to really draw you in.