The Wider Earth

Deadline:

28 February
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April 26
The Condensery

The Wider Earth by Dead Puppet Society, written by David Morton, is a theatrical reimagining of Charles Darwin’s research as he embarks on the voyage that reshaped scientific understanding of the natural world.

Presented at The Condensery, this exhibition displays puppets from the internationally acclaimed stage production for the first time, offering audiences a rare opportunity to encounter these creations up close.

The creatures featured are inspired by species Darwin documented during his journey aboard the HMS Beagle. Each puppet is developed through detailed research into animal physiology, movement and behaviour, reflecting the observational practices that shaped Darwin’s evolving scientific thinking.

Visitors will gain insight into Dead Puppet Society’s creative process and the fabrication techniques that combine traditional craftsmanship with contemporary technology. The exhibition highlights how the company blends innovation and imagination to construct puppets and props for design-led stage productions.

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