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DARKFIELD - FLIGHT at The Garden of Unearthly Delights

Rundle Park / Kadlitpina (Park 13), Rundle Rd and, East Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia

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Loud noises

Please note:

FLIGHT is not suitable for those who are under 15, pregnant or have back or heart conditions. If you are claustrophobic or easily distressed/triggered by dark themes, please contact the box office for more information.

About this event

"Flight...leave[s] us feeling uneasy, dwelling on what could have been in another world." Broadsheet, 2019.

From the creators of SEANCE, comes the second DARKFIELD experience, FLIGHT.

A multi-universe, multi-sensory journey in complete darkness, this time set in the economy section of a commercial airliner.

DARKFIELD employ their signature binaural (3D) sound in total darkness to manipulate reality.

"Buckle up." ★★★★ The Stage, 2018.

In the unlikely event of a sudden loss of cabin pressure, alternative scenarios will be provided.

There are many worlds in which this plane lands safely.

Important information:
Not suitable for those who are under 15, pregnant or have back or heart conditions and these patrons will not be admitted. If you are claustrophobic or easily distressed/triggered by dark themes, please contact the box office for more information.

Presented by:
Realscape Productions in association with DARKFIELD

Realscape Productions is a Melbourne-based company bringing to life productions that innovate beyond the stage, creating end-to-end experiences for audiences. This year they are showcasing a collection of multi-sensory experiences, including the full DARKFIELD series - SÉANCE, FLIGHT and COMA - along with Mummy's Milk, a one-on-one experience with the matriarch of the Universe.

DARKFIELD, founded by Glen Neath & David Rosenberg, is an ongoing project. Ultimately a collection of individual experiences in shipping containers that explore fear & anxiety. Each show employs binaural sound, pitch darkness and movement to situate each audience member at the centre of an evolving narrative.