Festivals· Sheffield
Plantasia Collective
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- When
- Saturday, 24 October 2026, 6.30pm
- Where
- Drama Studio, Shearwood Road, Sheffield, S10 2TD
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
What if music could help plants grow? Inspired by the cult 1976 album Plantasia by pioneering electronic composer Mort Garson, this immersive new performance is a celebration of analogue synthesis, collective creation, botanical inspiration and the enduring relevance of Garson's work - reimagined for now, and for Sheffield. Created specifically to be played to houseplants, Plantasia became famous for its unconventional distribution: copies were initially given away with the purchase of mattresses and houseplants, and quietly cultivated a devoted following. Musically directed by Lou Barnell and Zebedee C. Budworth, this performance draws on the warmth and unpredictability of classic analogue synthesizers. Lucy Haighton brings a physical element to the performance. Drawing on her lived experience of ME/CFS, the performance reflects on adaptation, fragility, recovery and the often unseen processes of growth. Additional Ticket info: Accessible & Carer tickets - please note this ticket includes 1 assistant or carer. We assume 2 people will attend on this ticket. Access information:Wheelchair access to the Drama Studio is via the accessible entrance off Shearwood Road to the left hand side of the theatre. This access leads directly into the auditorium and to the wheelchair positions at the front of the seating block. There is an accessible toilet at this level to the right of the auditorium.…
Getting there
What else is on at Drama StudioCheck the venue's own page for step-free access and accessible seats before you book.
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