Performance

• In the Flesh
  Billy Cowie
• How do you like my landscape
  Manah Depauw and Bernard Van Eeghem
• Critical Encounters 1: Encountering Children and Animals
  
• bahok
  Akram Khan Company and the National Ballet of China
• Lipstick and Lollypops
  Deafinitely Theatre
• The Infinite Pleasures of the Great Unknown
  Bock and Vincenzi
• From Where I am Standing
  Junction 25
• Old people, children and animals
  Quarantine
• Peeping at Bosch
  Ian Smith and Mischief La-Bas
• The Porcelain Project
  Needcompany
• The Lobster Shop
  Needcompany

Peeping at Bosch

Ian Smith and Mischief La-Bas
www.mischieflabas.co.uk

Everyone knows Hieronymus Bosch, whether from 1960’s LP covers, Athena Living Room prints, or good old-fashioned books. His knives with ears, squatting devils and flying fish have always found a permanent home in the corners of our memory.
But hardly anyone really takes a good hard look at the work. So let’s begin.

Bosch’s most famous piece The Garden of Earthly Delights actually features more visions of idyllic harmony than horrific scenes of torture, and offers an almost heretical possibility of ‘what might have been’ if man did not fall in the Garden of Eden.

Peeping at Bosch is a theatrically interactive art experience featuring collaborations between the cream of Scotland’s artistic experimenters under the direction of Ian Smith. The project offers a chance to get ‘up close and personal’ with the iconic imagery of The Garden of Earthly Delights – and ponder our own position in the painter’s bizarre cosmology.

TALK

Sat 12 July 1 pm
Fee event – limited capacity

An illustrated talk by director Ian Smith focussing on the ongoing (and outrageous) ambition to re-create the whole environment of The Garden of Earthly Delights as a large-scale outdoor show.

SPECIAL G41 TICKET OFFER

First 25 tickets per performance FREE to G41 residents, with proof of ID. Tickets should be purchased by Sun 29 June.

Peeping at Bosch

• Thu 10 - Sun 13 Jul 2008

  8:00pm

  Various Spaces

  £8 / £3