Digital outdoor show C-o-n-t-a-c-t to open in Salford & Manchester in January

Photo credit: Pamela Raith

Photo credit: Pamela Raith

Following a successful launch in London, immersive outdoor digital show C-o-n-t-a-c-t will open in Salford and Manchester in the new year.

Taking place in Salford Quays and central Manchester, audience members wear headphones, which feed them the story, and follow cast members across city spaces.

The 50-minute show originated in Paris, where it was created by Samuel Sené and Gabrielle Jourdain. The UK production has a book by Eric Chantelauze, English adaptation by Quentin Bruno and music and sound design by Cyril Barbessol.

Producers Katy Lipson and Mathilde Moulin said: "We are absolutely thrilled that C-o-n-t-a-c-t will embark on a run in Salford and Manchester after its launch in London this autumn. Greater Manchester is a fantastic city-region of culture which we have strong roots in so we could not be more proud to be bringing this unique sensory experience to new audiences in partnership with The Lowry."

For more information and to book tickets, please click here.

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