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Kamchàtka

This award-winning street theatre show asks: Shall we build our future with the stranger, or reject them?

Kamchàtka follows eight characters lost in the city, each carrying their own suitcase. Passers-by or immigrants? Naive and curious, knowing nothing of our norms, rules or way of life, their emotions are barely contained. Their subtle, immersive game blurs into reality, opening a space for dialogue where the spectator becomes an active part of the exchange. In the process, Kamchàtka becomes a mirror of our behaviour towards the Other, the Foreign, the Different.
Intense, potent and contemporary street theatre that leaps over barriers and speaks to our shared humanity. Suitable for all ages.

Show times

Saturday 17 October, 2pm-3pm & 5pm-6pm

Sunday 18 October, 11am-12pm & 2pm-3pm

This event is programmed as part of Good Grief Weston. Click here to find out more.

This event has been made possible with the generous support of Institut Ramon Llull

Kamchàtka is an award-winning international immersive theatre and street performance collective based in Barcelona, Spain. Their eponymous show – performed for the first time in Weston – achieved instant success and has been performed over 450 times in 32 different countries since 2007. It won the Jury Grand Prize at the International Street Theatre Festival of Gent, Belgium. Photography by Aaron J-Law.
With support from Institut Ramon Llull