BATMAN (AKA NAOMI'S DEATH SHOW)
A woman walks down a blossom-lined street, a knife clutched in her pocket.
She's on her way to confront the man who killed her mother.
BATMAN (aka Naomi's Death Show) is a stage play and live storytelling piece exploring death, grief, love, art, religion, fish, and Batman, with the audience choosing the direction of the story.
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In May 2018, writer-performer Naomi Westerman's mother died very suddenly under mysterious circumstances. This autobiographical true story follows her quest to uncover the truth about her mother's death, and enact justice - some might say vengeance - on those responsible.
BATMAN is an interactive live storytelling show that is not quite a play, and not quite a solo show. Join Naomi for an exploration of death, grief, bereavement, art, and fish. Eat cake, explore an underwater mansion, and participate (or not!) in an in-person shiva ceremony.
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A digital version of this production will be made available for audiences who not able to attend in person, which will be specially created for a digital audience using technology to capture the interactive elements of the live show.
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WRITER/PERFORMER: NAOMI WESTERMAN
DIRECTOR: YASMEEN ARDEN
PRODUCER: CHRONIC INSANITY
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BATMAN is a commission from Chronic Insanity Theatre, and is presented as a co-production with Little but Fierce.
BATMAN has a work-in-progress run at the Pleasance Theatre, 21st-26th November.
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