The Wheel House booking information, advice & credits:
Technical specifications summary
NB: THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY ONLY. It is essential that you download or request an up to date version of The Wheel House technical specifications sheet sufficiently prior to the booking.
• The Wheel House is a personal piece of theatre that happens within touching distance of the spectators, and therefore does not require a 'set' or cordoned off area. Public thoroughfares that encourage passing interaction with small groups of people are ideal. Large public locations around which the route can take the form of a circuit are also suitable.
• The Wheel House is suitable for both indoor and outdoor events.
• The Wheel House has its own internal lighting, so works equally well both in daylight and after dark.
• As a piece of strolling performance, The Wheel House travels through the crowd performing to the nearest spectators, and thus can comfortably cater for both large and small events.
• It can be performed on most surfaces, including grass, as long as it is completely level and dry.
• We are unable to use the equipment in high wind, rain, stormy conditions, or on wet surfaces.
• Strolling theatre performance
• Duration up to 45 minutes per performance
• Three performances per day maximum
• Please request a technical specifications sheet prior to booking
• Ideal for outdoor and indoor events
• Works well in daylight or after dark
• Needs dry and even ground
Barnaby White: concept, visual design, construction, theatrical development, performance and film edit
Jeni Barnard: concept, visual design, construction, model construction and performance
Terry Barnard: structural design, construction
Flick Ferdinando: direction
Ilona Karas: costume design and fabrication
Stuart Wyatt: photography
Mark Morreaux: camerawork
Judy Barrington-Smuts: theatrical development
Jo Pilbeam: photography and technical support
Ellie Barnard: assistance on construction
With our special thanks to Maggie Clarke and Without Walls.
• The Wheel House has its own internal lighting, so works equally well both in daylight and after dark.
• As a piece of strolling performance, The Wheel House travels through the crowd performing to the nearest spectators, and thus can comfortably cater for both large and small events.
• It can be performed on most surfaces, including grass, as long as it is completely level and dry.
• We are unable to use the equipment in high wind, rain, stormy conditions, or on wet surfaces.
Basic information
• Strolling theatre performance
• Duration up to 45 minutes per performance
• Three performances per day maximum
• Please request a technical specifications sheet prior to booking
• Ideal for outdoor and indoor events
• Works well in daylight or after dark
• Needs dry and even ground
Artistic team
Barnaby White: concept, visual design, construction, theatrical development, performance and film edit
Jeni Barnard: concept, visual design, construction, model construction and performance
Terry Barnard: structural design, construction
Flick Ferdinando: direction
Ilona Karas: costume design and fabrication
Stuart Wyatt: photography
Mark Morreaux: camerawork
Judy Barrington-Smuts: theatrical development
Jo Pilbeam: photography and technical support
Ellie Barnard: assistance on construction
With our special thanks to Maggie Clarke and Without Walls.