Audience members participate in Blindness, a gripping story of the rise and, ultimately, profoundly hopeful end of an unimaginable global pandemic. Photo: Helen Maybanks
What’s it like to be blind? Terrifying one-person performance Blindness takes away audience’s sense of sight
- Showing at the Hong Kong Arts Festival, Blindness starts in light before plunging its audience into darkness, using 3D audio to unnerving effect
- It was created by Tony Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens, best known for adapting the popular novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
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Audience members participate in Blindness, a gripping story of the rise and, ultimately, profoundly hopeful end of an unimaginable global pandemic. Photo: Helen Maybanks
