Do you need what you eat? Do you eat what you need?
Performer and theater artist Geoff Sobelle hosts an intimate dinner party of smell, taste, and touch. The audience gathers around a gargantuan banquet table for a culinary experience that is at once common and strange, human and surreal, universal and personal.
Sobelle's latest creation is an absurdist, immersive, and rigorously designed meditation on how we eat, what's in the soup, and who pays the bill.
A tour-de-force of audience manipulation, hallucinatory sleight-of-hand, and physical comedy, FOOD asks us what missing link fell off the food chain to make us eat the way we do.
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Performer and theater artist Geoff Sobelle hosts an intimate dinner party of smell, taste, and touch. The audience gathers around a gargantuan banquet table for a culinary experience that is at once common and strange, human and surreal, universal and personal.
Sobelle's latest creation is an absurdist, immersive, and rigorously designed meditation on how we eat, what's in the soup, and who pays the bill.
A tour-de-force of audience manipulation, hallucinatory sleight-of-hand, and physical comedy, FOOD asks us what missing link fell off the food chain to make us eat the way we do.
Do you need what you eat? Do you eat what you need?
Performer and theater artist Geoff Sobelle hosts an intimate dinner party of smell, taste, and touch. The audience gathers around a gargantuan banquet table for a culinary experience that is at once common and strange, human and surreal, universal and personal.
Sobelle's latest creation is an absurdist, immersive, and rigorously designed meditation on how we eat, what's in the soup, and who pays the bill.
A tour-de-force of audience manipulation, hallucinatory sleight-of-hand, and physical comedy, FOOD asks us what missing link fell off the food chain to make us eat the way we do.
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Performer and theater artist Geoff Sobelle hosts an intimate dinner party of smell, taste, and touch. The audience gathers around a gargantuan banquet table for a culinary experience that is at once common and strange, human and surreal, universal and personal.
Sobelle's latest creation is an absurdist, immersive, and rigorously designed meditation on how we eat, what's in the soup, and who pays the bill.
A tour-de-force of audience manipulation, hallucinatory sleight-of-hand, and physical comedy, FOOD asks us what missing link fell off the food chain to make us eat the way we do.
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