Shows

FUTURE PROOF

10/4/2020

Future Proof is an exhibition of a collection of work by street artist Takyon and live interactive performance by the team at Aim Low.

The gallery show explores the relationship between how both art and live events are more often made more "real" through their presence in digital space rather than in the present moment.

***UPDATE***
Due to recent world events this is event is on hold indefinitely but will resumed! thank you

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The Missing Mona Lisa

1/12/2017

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The fame of the Mona Lisa is probably only matched by her mystery, yet it is not only the meaning behind her enchanting smile that remains an enigma. To this day little is commonly known about the theft of the soon-to-be renowned work of art, so uncared for in 1911 that it would be over 24 hours before any of the staff at the Louvre would notice she was missing. Yet, it would be this very theft and her journey back to the gallery walls that would capture the public imagination worldwide.

With many crazy theories and the crazier still investigation no one would have believed the real motive and how close we came to never seeing the Mona Lisa again. The forgotten story its disappearance - and later recovery of the world's most iconic painting - told by the Aim Low Theatre Company is truly unbelievable in the way only human history can be.

‘Even those whose first expressions is ‘huh’ and proclaimed frankly that they cannot see her beauty or her interest find themselves disputing hotly protest over both’
-The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.), October 17, 1909

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Paying The Piper

1/11/2017

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Paying the Piper is a devised piece of multimedia theatre exploring the darker side folk stories and fairy tales that are normal reserved for children. When a small town in the year 1346 becomes consumed by a plague of rats its inhabitants have no idea that they are bringing with them one of the most devastating pandemics in human history. With the town on the edge of collapse, they will turn to the help of a stranger who will become remembered as hero to some and villain to others.

"Paying the Piper shows that imagination and creativity have no limits when Lopresti uses small things to show big, significant moments"
- Karolina Latka (TheatreBath)

"I found the subversion of the concept of gore the most fascinating, and everybody thoroughly enjoyed the humour contained within these moments... which left one girl seated in front of me with her hand held to her face in shock, then laughing freely soon after"
- Leo Bugden ***** (Bath Echo)

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Ellipsism

20/6/2017

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ellipsism
n. sadness that you’ll never be able to know how history will turn out, that you’ll dutifully pass on the joke being alive without ever learning the punch line.

Napoleon sits under house arrest imagining the downfall of is European empire. Although aware he is in the final chapter of his life's story, Bonaparte and those who surround him know the end is still unwritten and time will ultimately pass judge them all.

"This beautifully eccentric retelling of the last days of Napoleon’s life is a sure fire hit...this new play by Ryan Mellish and Sacha Sananes has it all – intrigue, murder, adultery and above all a great sense of humour."
- Jack Rose *****(TheatreBath)

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Twas Brillig

1/9/2015

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" ’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe. "
- Lewis Carroll

Aim Low hosted its first event in Bath with the live recording of its internet radio shows. The popular No Laughing Matter and the newly formed Forthwall moved out of the studio for the first time and in front of a live audience at the Tovey Theatre.

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Don Quixote: Tales from La Mancha

1/4/2014

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This adventure begins with a fifty year old man who after becoming obsessed with books of knights and tales of chivalry, longs for his own adventures and stories to tell. This obsession grows and grows until he decides he shall become a knight himself, finally setting out on an old horse into a world far from the make believe lands of his books.

Aim Low its theatrical début in Bristol at the Bierkeller Theatre (as whispered secret which would later become Aim Low). With this ambitious project, we once again brought to life Cervantes’ timeless story of Don Quixote. While working to distil the story back to its simplest form, the focus lied in digging deep into the core themes and ideas around relentless optimism, the fear of change while growing older and the power of dreams. Ideas that still have relevance today despite, the story being first published over four hundred years ago.

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