From double Fringe First-winners curious directive comes this groundbreaking theatrical experience exploring the fragility of childhood imagination. Known for linking theater and science, the company created a truly unique experience that brings together elements of time travel, scuba diving and a murder mystery told through virtual reality and live performance. 

Set in the present, the piece takes audiences back to 1995 to retrieve the memories of an 11-year-old Meera as the police investigate her father's involvement in the murder of a young girl. The audience watches Frogman in Virtual Reality for 50% of the show and the live interrogation for the rest of the show. The audience goes in and out of VR. In the final live scene with grown-up Meera, we find out what really happened that summer in 1995. 

During a week-long residency with the Hop, curious directive director Jack Lowe will conduct research for an upcoming work.

Suitable for ages 12 and up.

Oct 10 Science Night: Join the theater company and a science professor for food and drink at a raucous event that turns a science presentation into live theater in real time.

Photos: courtesy of the artists