this is where... wins OFFIE award

6 february 2012

non zero one were utterly delighted (and gobsmacked) to receive the Off West End award for "Best Entertainment" for This Is Where We Got To When You Came In, performed at the old Bush Theatre last September.

it's a fantastic achievement for us - our first ever award! - so thank you to everyone who supported the show, all the artists we worked with, everyone at the Bush Theatre and to all of the fantastic and inspiring Bush alumni who let us interview them.

national theatre inside out festival

27 january 2012

between the 2 june and 9 september 2012, the National Theatre will be holding its first ever Inside Out Festival, to coincide with the London 2012 Olympics. non zero one are super-excited to be one of two National Theatre Studio Associate companies (along with the magnificent Made In China) that have been commissioned to create a site-specific piece that will take place in and around the National Theatre building.

bests of 2011

24 december 2011

we are all super-chuffed to have been included in not one, but three 'best of 2011' lists for our work this year including the time out and this is where we got to when you came in. you can catch us in Lyn Gardner's roundup in the Guardian, Lois Jeary's list in Exeunt magazine and in Glen Pearce's theatre blog too.

the time out at Tate Britain - new video!

20 december 2011

on saturday 22 october non zero one performed their latest piece the time out at the Manton Studio in the Tate Britain as part of BP Saturdays: Going Public

there were 3 free performances at the following times:
12.30–13.30
14.15–15.15
16.00–17.00

as part of the day, Tate made a short video where you can see john explain the piece in water polo headgear (starts about 70 secs in)

affiliates of national theatre studio

18 november 2011

here at non zero one, we are really pleased to announce that we have become affiliates of the national theatre studio

as part of this affiliation, non zero one will be able to have more time in the studio to develop new work - just like we did back in may, when we spent one week at the NT Studio testing out our latest piece The Time Out

blogging at the junction

17 november 2011

in the lead up to our performances of the time out at the junction from 21 - 23 november, non zero one have been writing some wee blog posts...

on 21 november sarah gave a quick insight into our processes of making stuff

on 16 november ivan did a few quick tips for other emerging artists, including some advice he received on a napkin from Tracy Emin

the time out at the junction

1 november 2011

after initially scratching the bare bones of the time out at the Junction, Cambridge back in may, non zero one are now incredibly excited to be returning with the final thing in november!

we'll be performing from monday 21 november - wednesday 23 november at 6pm, 7.30pm and 9pm each evening.

check out the Junction website for more info and to book.

blogging from the bush

5 october 2011

every week one of the non zero one team posted to the bush theatre blog, giving various updates on the process of making our site-specific production this is where we got to when you came in, being performed september 2011 at the Bush theatre

the last post, by ivan on 21 september, was simply our last goodbye to the bush building

this is where we got to... press round-up

21 september 2011

non zero one have created the last show at the old Bush Theatre; this is where we got to when you came in being performed from 15 september – 30 september 2011. here’s what the press have had to say so far:

"their work isn’t just promising, it verges - judging by what I’ve seen - on being totally ground-breaking"
TELEGRAPH ★ ★ ★ ★

the time out latitude and forest fringe press round up

10 september 2011

non zero one’s the time out was performed at latitude festival 2011 from 14th to 17th july and at forest fringe in edinburgh from 15th to 27th august. Here’s what the press had to say:

“the endorphin rush...is almost unequalled by anything else on the fringe”
TELEGRAPH best of the fringe ★ ★ ★ ★

“new edinburgh act of the day: non zero one…it’s very good fun”