Bedtime Stories — Urland
Get cosy and listen to twisty tales at this live radio play.
Overview
When was the last time you sat down, got cosy and listened to a story — and gave it your full, undivided attention? We're not talking about watching TV, streaming Netflix on your phone or plugging into a podcast during your commute. Instead, Bedtime Stories wants to recreate a sensation that you probably haven't experienced for years.
A live radio play, this Brisbane Festival production is the creation of Dutch performance collective Urland, with Thomas Dudkiewicz talking you through the kinds of fantastical tales you used to hear when you were a kid. The show's particular story focuses on strange and menacing creatures that are brought to life on a dark and creepy night — and, to ramp up the atmosphere, it'll take place across September 17, 18 and 19 at a secret location on King Street in Bowen Hills.
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