Love & Will Productions and The Cockpit Present COSMIC TRIGGER
Tickets for Robert Anton Wilson's Cosmic Trigger, the play by Daisy Eris Campell are on sale now, including a limited number of early bird tickets from just £15.
Tickets for some nights have already sold out.
Back by popular demand after their 2014 Liverpool and London shows, Cosmic Trigger is the story behind the notorious conspiracy satire, 'Illuminatus', the extraordinary life and times of the novel's co-author, Robert Anton Wilson, and the unstoppable force that was theatre legend, Ken Campbell.
The script by Daisy Eris Campbell (Ken's daughter) is based on Wilson's autobiography, a tale that inspired a generation and kick-started the counterculture - Cosmic Trigger.
Phantasmagorical music, 3D projections and a recorded guest performance from Alan Moore evoke the real-life hallucinogenic trip through conspiracy, paranoia and enlightenment that transformed Robert Anton Wilson from Playboy editor to much-loved counter-cultural icon.
Set in the late sixties and early seventies, the play recounts the period of Wilson's life around the conception and writing of Illuminatus. During this time, he befriended Timothy Leary, Alan Watts and William Burroughs, took LSD and experimented with the magickal rituals of Aleister Crowley with predictably - and unpredictably - mind-blowing results.
thecockpit.org.uk/cosmictrigger
|
GETTING REKT (The Evening Star) The Union Theatre (9/21-9/24) |
|
Disney Princess - The Concert Bradford Live (4/03-4/03) |
|
Two Halves of Guinness Reading Rep Theatre (10/29-10/31) |
|
Trainspotting the Musical Theatre Royal Nottingham (1/18-1/23) |
|
Reuben Solo Wardrobe (9/15-9/15) |
|
Disney''s Muppet Christmas Carol in Concert - Live to Film Bradford Live (12/01-12/01) |
|
Trevor Nelson's Soul Christmas The Royal Albert Hall (12/17-12/18) |
|
SIX The Musical Watford Colosseum (3/14-1/31) |
|
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl in Concert (12A) The Royal Albert Hall (12/29-12/29) |
|
Who to Call When the World Starts to Implode (and You’re Crying at Tesco at 11 am) Barons Court Theatre (8/20-8/23) |