Black Hole – End of Time is a large format immersive spatial light art experience. Using spectacular lasers, lighting, projections and special effects, synchronised to a striking, ear-tickling soundtrack.
Back by popular demand, Black Hole – End of Time 2022 is still the same amazing, immersive multimedia laser filled, mind-popping experience but returns with:
- New spectacular projections
- More immersive lighting effects
- A blacker black hole
- A meteorite from outer space
Discover or re-discover the story of Jim, his experiments and the black hole that blinked into existence behind his grandfather clock. Walk through time and orbit the black hole whilst it consumes your time, surrounded by stars that burst into colour, lasers in every direction, swirling white clouds at your feet and epic, kaleidoscopic projections of clocks and galaxies.
Enter space through the new star portal, a projection mapped colonnade of kaleidoscopic stars and galaxies. Walk through the spectacular cosmos and event horizon to reach a real black hole on the other side, floating in space above swirling white clouds of fog and below a sky full of colour-bursting stars and meteors.
In 2021, in just one night, their black hole consumed 6,000 minutes of your time. Whilst audiences orbited the black hole, walked on clouds and looked up to a spectrum of bursting stars, the black hole floated, motionless, but slowly eating time. And now it’s back to eat more of your time and all you’ll have left is a memory.
Visible only by an absence of light, the black hole confuses your sense of depth and space. Looking like a flat 2D disc from every angle, this floating, light-absorbing celestial object draws you in and starts to eat your time, bursting into life with lasers to a distorted and foreboding soundtrack.
Over three nights, Black Hole – End of Time will again mesmerise and enthral and if you felt like you were in Blade Runner in 2021, in 2022 you can add 2001 A Space Odyssey to the list!
Charity 1: Backup Tech (Company No. 1159168)
During Covid, when the live events industry was brought to a halt and to raise awareness of the UK’s 1,000,000 highly skilled industry professionals; all the technicians, designers, operators – the behind the scenes people who make live events happen.
The #WeMakeEvents charity raises awareness and vital funds for hardworking industry professionals and their families in times of financial hardship and ill health. Backup Tech is We Make Events’ chosen charity as the charity that provides financial and wellbeing support to technical industry professionals.
For more information, visit: www.wemakeevents.com and www.backuptech.uk
Charity 2: Friends of Old Christ Church (The Churches Conservation Trust Registered Charity No. 258612)
Old Christ Church is a volunteer-run community venue (saved from demolition in 1999), providing a space for everything from exercise classes and functions to beer festivals and model railway exhibitions – and now black holes and laser shows. During Covid, it, like many other venues had been unable to open and host events and yet still has bills to pay and fund repairs to the building.
For more information, visit: visitchurches.org.uk
The performance runs every 30 minutes and tickets are issued on a 30 minute time slot. For health and safety reasons, at certain points in the performance, audience may be held outside until the next cycle and audience within the venue will have their movements restricted for a short period of time.
One ticket per person (Eventbrite only permits one ticket per order, so for more than one ticket you need to make separate ‘purchases’).
Please present your ticket at the door and arrive 15 minutes before your alloted time.
Covid-19
All Covid restrictions have now been lifted in England. However, this performance operates on a one-way system, allows for social distancing and mask wearing is personal choice. At the venue, hand sanitiser is available as well as NHS Track & Trace QR codes.
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/