A Double Bill: Man with a Movie Camera & Mary Shelley’s Future Shocks with live score by The Cabinet of Living Cinema

Celebrating its 90-year anniversary, Dziga Vertov’s astonishing silent movie will be screened with a powerful new score by The Cabinet of Living

Cinema. Created in 1929, the film documents city life in Russia told through a dazzling mix of imagery and experimental filmmaking techniques. From dawn to dusk, Vertov takes the viewer on a tour of Moscow, Odessa and Kiev, showing the hustle and bustle of these historic cities through the eyes of the camera.
The Cabinet will end this unique evening with a performance of Mary Shelley’s Future Shocks, which brings together cinematic archive with Mary Shelley and Yuval Harari’s words to explore the future of humanity, ‘upgraded’ by artificial intelligence.
£12/£10
Tickets available at: http://shelleytheatre.co.uk