immersive musical theatre
Game Over is black-comedy about two men who take their own lives on the same night, and have to compete via a series of game-show rounds for the right to stay dead.
Steve and Max are at opposite ends of the social spectrum. But both felt they had good reason to end their lives. At the start of the play we see them arrive at "limbo", a dark place populated by lost souls (the audience) and "Death". Death explains that due to a clerical error, only one of them will be allowed to die, forcing the other to return back to their old life.
With GAME OVER, Skitzoid Productions aim to both entertain and get under the covers of why someone might consider taking their own life.
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Alex is twenty seven years old and seems to have everything going for her. Her career is about to take off, she is getting married and best of all, she has finally learned to spell the word "Dyscopia".
However, her sleeping has become increasingly disrupted. This lack of sleep pushes her into a long term depression which becomes heightened by external events.
To cope, Alex retreats into a world of dreams, but as her mental health worsens the barrier between what is real and imaginary starts to break down in increasingly frightenning ways.
Dissociated is a unique look at how we process trauma, and why recovery can be such a long process.
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Sam, the head of IT startup "supportme" has just initiated a nuclear missile countdown with his bottom. This is scary, but also embarassing.
Sam devises a plan to stop the launch. The plan does not go well, and unhelpfully, Sam passes out. He enters his subconscious, imagining himself as a showrunner who directs his staff to play roles in tv franchises.
Forgotten memories from Sam's childhood start to emerge. Sam's head becomes a battleground between himself and the rest of his team. Can Sam connect back to his lost memories and stop the impending apocalypse?
Featuring fifteen original songs and the voice of God, Marcus Bentley (from Big Brother), “Last Sales Conference of The Apocalypse” explores the long-term impact of domestic violence and conversion therapy through comedy, music, drama & suspense.
