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Sense

written by: Anja Hilling
translated by: Logan Kennedy & Leonard Unglaub
dates: Apr 27 - May 2, 2009
directed by: Laura Baggaley, Oystein Brager, Max Key, Philip Thorne and Max Webster
 venue: Southwark Playhouse
supported by: Arts Council England
in association with: Drama Centre London

 Continuing the successful collaboration with Drama Centre London, 5 of Company of Angels’ Associates will jointly be directing the award-winning Sense by German playwright Anja Hilling with a cast of 10 final year Drama Centre students.

Sense is a series of stories which link to each other. All five ‘senses’ are also plays in their own right. A play about teenagers, love, and the need to make radical choices, Sense is an intense, poetic journey into touching, inhaling, tasting, hearing, seeing and experiencing life to the extreme.

The rehearsed reading of two ‘Senses’ (Nose and Tongue) at last year’s Theatre Café Festival received great feedback from young people and industry professionals alike.