Examining the tensions between scientific and spiritual beliefs about the 'birth' of matter and our relationship with the earth, O-B-A-F-G is an experimental audio-theatre piece by Ronald Duncan from 1964. As our perceptions of matter and space have changed quite drastically since the early 60s due to the pace of technological developments, this re-imagining of O-B-A-F-G – a collaboration between digital performance company Blind Ditch, arts event NOSE, the Culture and Review Programme and Phonic FM – explores the possibilities offered by current digital technologies to expand the spaces in which the piece is performed for NOSE 2015.

This proto-immersive work is now re-made into an intimate performance installation, with the potential for the audience to either attend the performance in person (there are limited seats available) or to tune in to Phonic FM at 6pm as well as engaging with a video stream from the NOSE website to create their own DIY ‘happening’ at home.

Tickets are FREE and there are 40 places available (20 seated), which can be booked via Eventbrite: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/o-b-a-f-g-tickets-16927391283