Ground Control
A dark, dystopian, experimental comedy.
Overview
A hundred years from now, an astronaut named Chris travels through space on the search for a new world for the human race to call home. She's alone, save for two companions: a passive aggressive operating system and a plant name Terry. Created and performed by Rachel Perks and directed by Bridget Balodis, Ground Control is a dark, dystopian, experimental comedy about violence, technology and all the different ways we're stuffing up the planet for Next Wave Festival. Perks and Balodis previously collaborated on Angry Sexx, which was a highlight of the Fringe Festival back in 2014. We're expecting big things from their follow-up.
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