Bite Radius

Age recommendation 12+ (U15 must be accompanied)

PLEASE NOTE: This play contains strong language, violence, sex references, drug references, self harm / suicide reference and strong horror elements.

In a room in an anonymous-looking office building there is a machine…A machine that can take the worst moments of your life away… Like it never happened. Some people never return to the room.Some people are drawn back ,again and again, to review the memories of these moments in a carefully collated care package, edited for their comfort… All under the control of the machine.Alice has a wonderfully ordinary and happy life… But something is missing… So she will return to the machine in the room one last time.

BITE RADIUS is the moving and chilling new sci-fi play from the creators of The Smallest Story and The Honourable Gentleman.

Starring: 

Bee Kerr (Words in the Wires, The Honourable Gentleman)

David Simpson (Damp Knight Comedy)

Gary Robson (One More Kiss / The Smallest Story)

Jamie McKintosh

Anna Emmins (Electric Penelope)

PRAISE FOR BITE RADIUS (PERFORMED READ-THROUGH)

“A graceful labyrinthine sci-fi that bewitches and beguiles, as it snares you in its sinewy gordian knots”


Geoff Newton, C4

“Bite Radius is compelling, chilling and seriously clever.” 

Jackie Kaines-Lang, Berwick Literary Festival

PRAISE FOR TIDELINE RUNNERS

“Cinematic ambition flows through the veins of RJ Flynn’s work…”

Trudy Morrison, Berwickshire News

"Pioneers of edgy engaging theatre"

S Duke - Berwickshire News

(The Tideline Runners') best show yet... funny, moving and an ending that stays with you long after the final curtain. One of the most honest and touching shows I have seen."  (Words in the Wires)

S Duke - Berwick Advertiser

“ A ‘comedy-drama about how to survive grief’ [that] displays everything that is so joyous about living… This is truly a remarkable new work from RJ Flynn.” (The Smallest Story)

★★★★ Francesca Mepham - Carn’s Theatre Passion

"From horrifying to hilarious… playing arpeggios with the audience’s emotions, interspersed with sudden flashes of utter genius, where they combine all the notes into one great mis-matched chord”. (The Smallest Story)

Sam Carey - The Berwick Advertiser