AT NIGHT

We had money, we had cigs, we had beer, but we had nothing to do, no plans whatsoever, so then we ...

AT NIGHT is about risk. It's being young and feeling untouchable, of losing it and being out of control. It's darkness and light, noise and loud music. It's derelict buildings and No Entry signs. It's being bored and making something happen.

Performed in Rochdale's iconic Old Fire Station, AT NIGHT has been made with young people from Rochdale working with award-winning director Evie Manning (NO GUTS, NO HEART, NO GLORY and OUR GLASS HOUSE) and is based on their experiences of risk. Join us on an immersive, unpredictable journey to explore what it is to be young, AT NIGHT.

AT NIGHT is part of Truth about Youth, a major partnership with the Co-operative Foundation, challenging and changing negative perceptions of young people in the UK.

Please note: Due to the promenade nature of AT NIGHT and that the Old Fire Station is a listed building with limited facilities, we regret to inform audiences that there is restricted access for this performance. AT NIGHT will involve audiences moving around the building including ascending stairs to an upper floor level. There is no lift available for disabled access in the building.

We endeavour to provide full access for all of our projects. Unfortunately, on this occasion, due to the challenges of staging an ambitious site-specific work we are unable to provide the usual access.