We Fear Episode V: Leviathan explores the complexities of human fear around change. It delves into the underlying tensions between the necessity of change in order to survive, and the desire to preserve the past to honour our roots.
This is the fifth production in a series of events that integrate performing arts and installation principles. Each production is centred around a common theme: fear. The artists aim to foster open dialogues with inhabitants of the places they perform, and each production delves deeper into their research on fear. Since its inception in 2017, it has evolved into a dynamic piece that transforms with each presentation. Every society carries its unique fears, which also evolve.
The venue for this production is Sandy Hill Arts. And with its rich history, it provides a space for exploration, shared conversation and reflection. You, the audience, are invited to engage with and participate in this experience.
Spaces for each performance are limited so please book your free tickets in advance. Please arrive at the performance venue 30 minutes before the start time to exchange your ticket for a wristband. If you do not collect a wristband at this time, your ticket will be released and may be reallocated to another person on the day.
Access
The road access to Sandy hill Arts is on a slight incline but the site, by and large, family flat and even. There is a bridge across Corfe railway station to the centre but wheelchair access has to be via Corfe Village.
Blue badge owners are free to park anywhere that doesn’t obstruct others.
There is a changing places toilet located on East Street. On 21 September the 4:15pm performance will be Audio Described.
Read our full Access Guide for Corfe Castle.