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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              Inside: The Childhood of an Artist

              Inside: The Childhood of an Artist

              Sacha Wares / United Kingdom / Multisensory VR Experience / 2025 / International Premiere / 18 min

              An evocative multisensory biography capturing the moment artist Judith Scott’s life changed forever.

              For the first seven years of her childhood, Judith Scott shared a bed with the twin sister who adored her. One night, everything changed.

              This beautiful multisensory biography transports you to a sunkissed 1950’s family home in Ohio, placing you at the heart of Judith Scott’s devastating story of love and separation.

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              Age recommendation: 14+

              Access Information: Suitable for blind and visually impaired audiences – Audio Introduction and Audio Description available

              Suitable for Deaf audiences – the work explores the childhood of Judith Scott, who was deaf, and the experience does not involve any spoken dialogue.

              Suitable for wheelchair users (without haptic vibration). 

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              Concept and Direction
              Sacha Wares

              Specialist Advisor
              Joyce Scott

              Music
              Dan Jones and Eveyln Glennie

              VR Production Partner
              All Seeing Eye

              Research Designer
              Ultz

              Sound Designer
              Gareth Fry

              Movement Director and Technical Staging
              Leon Baugh

              Costume Designer
              Sarah Booth

              Cast
              Evelyn Binyon, Henry Brown, Jasmine Cassidy-Rice, Sarah Cameron, Angela Clerkin,
              Reuben Dallinger, Gemma Harvey, Ivor Hogg, Mia Hornby, Robyn Kingsford, Matt Kyle, Jodie
              McNee, Gerard McDermott, Lindy Pieri, Imogen Reid, Poppie-Mai Reeds-McLean, Nicholas
              Tizzard, Jack Walter-Nelson. Additional Voices: Noah Fisher, Harper Weaver & Celia Joy
              Durant

              Additional Technical Partners
              CCIXR, CAMERA and 4D Views

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              A Trial and Error Studio production

              Made possible with support from Bristol Old Vic and MyWorld

              Presented at CPH:DOX with support from the British Council