A unique collaboration between Box Tale Soup and Stone Flowers, Gone is a fictional tale about the realities of
hope and survival.
In a land far from here, the inhabitants of the great city of Home live a happy life, surrounded by fertile forests and bright rivers. But one day the sky darkens, and a cruel Storm shrouds the city, taking all they have and destroying all they hold dear. Forced to leave Home, join us as we follow one family on their incredible journey across many bizarre and bewildering lands, risking their lives in search of safety.
A remarkable tale told with beautiful handmade puppetry, physical theatre and poetry, Gone is inspired by the writing, experiences and true stories of refugee music collective, Stone Flowers.
Stone Flowers is supported by Music Action International and Freedom From Torture.
Directed by Mark Collier
Running Time: 70 minutes
In a land far from here, the inhabitants of the great city of Home live a happy life, surrounded by fertile forests and bright rivers. But one day the sky darkens, and a cruel Storm shrouds the city, taking all they have and destroying all they hold dear. Forced to leave Home, join us as we follow one family on their incredible journey across many bizarre and bewildering lands, risking their lives in search of safety.
A remarkable tale told with beautiful handmade puppetry, physical theatre and poetry, Gone is inspired by the writing, experiences and true stories of refugee music collective, Stone Flowers.
Stone Flowers is supported by Music Action International and Freedom From Torture.
Directed by Mark Collier
Running Time: 70 minutes
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