Monday 15 March 2010, 18.30–19.30

Stage performers are always in the dark about their audiences, and vice versa. In a half-hour encounter, Chris Goode explores the ways in which we use others, real and imagined, to orient ourselves.

Tate Modern  Turbine Hall
£10 (£7 concessions), booking recommended

Chris Goode is a writer and performance-maker whose work focuses on the potential of theatre and performance to radically redefine social space.

Please note that events take place inside How It Is. Seating will be on the floor of the installation, cushions or fold up chairs welcome.

This event is related to the The Unilever Series: Miroslaw Balka exhibition