Social Care Improv
Event Information
Description
The Year is 2028.
Your fridge tells you what's keeping inside and what you need to buy. AI in work replies to half of your emails. The TV show's plot changes depending on your mood. Bots and machines have replaced most of the human workers in almost every sector... But, who will take care of those we care about when they grow old, or they need a shoulder to cry on?
Join us for a night of Social Care Improv at 81 Renshaw Street.
Enter the year 2028 and become a future carer to find out for yourself. Your clients are waiting…
Developed by Hwa Young Jung and The Coach House, this FACT Future World of Work commission has been developed in an LCR Activate workplace residency at Community Integrated Care.
A Note to Guests
If you'd like to join the audience but not perform, reserve one of the Members of the Audience tickets.
If you'd like to improvise in front of an audience please reserve one of the Show Participant tickets.
Due to the improvised nature of the show, not everyone may get time to participate.
Tickets
The event is free, but a donation box will be available on the door.
Doors-7pm
Q&A Post show with panel TBA
Our Supporters
Community Integrated Care is one of Britain’s biggest and most successful social care charities. We support thousands of people across England and Scotland who have learning disabilities, autism, mental health concerns and dementia, enabling them to lead full and happy lives. Your donations today will be allocated directly to special projects that make a difference to our colleagues and the people we support.
The work was realised within the framework of the LCR Activate program at FACT with support of the European Regional Development Fund of the European Union.
Organiser FACT
Organiser of Social Care Improv
FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) is the UK's leading media arts centre, based in Liverpool.
Our award-winning FACT building houses three galleries (showing four exhibitions per year), a café, bar and four cinema screens, run by Picturehouse and showing the best in independent and mainstream film. FACT also runs its own film programmes, focusing on classic and art house.
Since the organisation was founded in 1988, we have commissioned and presented over 250 new media and digital artworks from artists including Pipilotti Rist, Nam June Paik, Bill Viola, Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Isaac Julien.
Our Engagement and Learning programmes offer a range of opportunities for people to get involved with creative technology and digital projects, and our Research team works with partners across the creative industries, health, high education and arts sectors to develop innovative projects.
