Block Box: Box Project
BERLIN | BE
Iqaluit, the installation presented by theatre company BERLIN in 2005, was a thing of earth-shattering beauty. Thanks to binaural engineering – a technique that allows both ears to hear a different frequency – audiences had an almost 3D-experience of what life in the Northernmost tip of Canada sounds like. At Boulevard’s request, BERLIN, the makers of a much-praised brand of documentary theatre are plotting a new course. Destination? Top secret. But highly advanced engineering ensures you will believe you have been physically transported to the place where the recording was made. Only afterwards will you know if you were right to pack your malaria pills, snowboard or GPS-tracker.
The Block Box is open every day between 13h00 and 23h30, every day between 13h00 and 14h00 you can visit the Block Box for free.
Created with support of the Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
Credits
Concept: BERLIN [Bart Baele & Yves Degryse]
