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non zero one is a prominent voice in interactive theatre making in the UK. The group make experiences for theatres, galleries, public places and museums and use technology to create opportunities for choice and interaction.

let’s take a walk – non zero one – Howard’s Journey — let’s take a walk – non zero one – Howard’s Journey

let’s take a walk is an audio journey around the Barbican that starts with a question from a stranger hoping to take us out of our social bubble.

let’s take a walk – non zero one – Rubaiyath’s Journey — let’s take a walk – non zero one – Rubaiyath’s Journey

let’s take a walk is an audio journey around the Barbican that starts with a question from a stranger who might take us out of our social bubble.

let’s take a walk – non zero one – Trailer — let’s take a walk – non zero one – Trailer

let’s take a walk is an audio journey around the Barbican that starts with a question from a stranger who might take us out of our social bubble.

mountaineering – non zero one - first person POV recording (No Sound) — mountaineering – non zero one - first person POV recording (No Sound)

mountaineering explores choice, interaction, and personal conversation with audience participants at the Roundhouse and Salisbury Playhouse.

mountaineering – non zero one – trailer — mountaineering – non zero one – trailer

mountaineering explores choice, interaction, and personal conversation with audience participants at the Roundhouse and Salisbury Playhouse.

you'll see me [sailing in antarctica] — non zero one — Trailer — you'll see me [sailing in antarctica] — non zero one — Trailer

A look at the science behind human perception through performance lectures, surround sound, hidden televisions, and sweeping panoramic views of the London skyline.

you’ll see me [sailing in antarctica] – non zero one – Full length Wide — you’ll see me [sailing in antarctica] – non zero one – Full length Wide

A look at the science behind human perception through performance lectures, surround sound, hidden televisions, and sweeping panoramic views of the London skyline.