Tomorrow when the world ends, one man will survive alone in his apartment with nothing but his Amazon Alexa for company. Big Ben versus The Void is a new play about what it means to have humanity in times of crisis.
Big Ben versus The Void follows the story a lonely man named Ben, and his digital home assistant, Alexa, during the days following a climate apocalypse of which Ben is the only survivor. Combining theatrical storytelling, puppetry and technology, Big Ben versus The Void interrogates identity and what it means to reconnect in an individualised world. Ultimately the play asks us: what does it mean to be human?
Accessibility
Event Access
Relaxed performance dates: Saturday 4 May at 7.30pm and Saturday 6 May at 2pm.
Lights in the audience will remain on. Audience can leave and re-enter at any time during the show. Sound and lighting will be less intense.
Open Captioning: Saturday 6 May at 2pm
Contact bigbenplay2023@gmail.com for seating reservation for best view of captioning.
Venue Access
No onsite parking. Accessible parking on Elgin St. Accessible tram and bus stops approx. 500m from venue.
Event type
feature Deaf and/or disabled artists
For bookings and information on specific access and transport.
Location