147 Questions about Love is an intimate, funny, thought-provoking dialogue between a man, a woman and an audience.

Are your emotions pure? Are your nerves adjustable? How do you stand in relation to the potato? Was your father a bastard outright, a medium bastard or a light bastard? Do you find all these questions fascinating, impertinent, or just plain impossible? 147 Questions about Love brings you up-close and personal with an unusual and tender duet, based on a novel made entirely of questions. It’s about our fascination with each other, our attempts to articulate, and the uncertainty of communication. Perhaps you have all of the answers, or perhaps we will only succeed in making you ask more questions…

147 Questions is a chamber piece suitable for venues who wish to programme original, memorable, innovative performances that use theatre spaces imaginatively to connect with audiences. It is devised by Paul Davies and Catherine Bennett in response to the novel The Interrogative Mood. Paul is Volcano’s Artistic Director, and is a performer, director and writer known for producing audacious and original theatre for 25 years. Catherine is a dancer, choreographer and movement director who has worked with Siobhan Davies and Random Dance and choreographed a number of Volcano’s most memorable recent shows.

If you are interested in booking 147 Questions About Love please email kay@volcanotheatre.co.uk 

Video trailer produced for Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2014, by Erin Rickard

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