INVISIBLE, the fifth DARKFIELD container, to premiere in Australia at Adelaide Fringe alongside SÉANCE and FLIGHT

Fans of DARKFIELD rejoice: the collection’s fifth container, INVISIBLE, will make its Australian premiere at The Garden of Unearthly Delights from 14 February to 23 March 2025, alongside stalwarts SÉANCE and FLIGHT.

INVISIBLE is an immersive audio experience inside a blacked-out, 40ft shipping container disguised as a theatre. It explores the irresistible temptations of invisibility and also the psychopathic delusions of a dangerous man, questioning our understanding of what it means to be present in the world. Is it enough for us to believe we exist or do we need a witness?

“Australians can’t get enough of DARKFIELD. Following a record-breaking tour of Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane and Melbourne in 2024, SÉANCE and FLIGHT have seen over 300,000 patrons since we started, so we can’t wait to see how audiences embrace INVISIBLE.”

“Adelaide audiences have a penchant for the dark and mind-bending, so we know The Garden of Unearthly Delights is the perfect place for INVISIBLE to make its Australian premiere,” said Amy Johnson, producer at Realscape Productions.

Created by UK-based Artistic Directors Glen Neath and David Rosenberg, DARKFIELD invites audiences to step inside shipping containers where strange worlds unfold. The immersive experiences take place in complete darkness, and challenge the senses using 360-degree binaural audio, to explore the depths of human psychology and perception.

Produced in Australia by Realscape Productions, DARKFIELD has to-date seen nearly 100,000 South Australians take the plunge into darkness and experience heart-pounding thrill.

DARKFIELD’s INVISIBLE, SÉANCE and FLIGHT will play Adelaide Fringe, at The Garden of Unearthly Delights in Rundle Park from 14 February to 23 March 2025.

Tickets to DARKFIELD’s INVISIBLE, SÉANCE and FLIGHT can be purchased at FringeTIX, via www.darkfield.com.au/adelaide Ticket prices range from $22.50 – $25 plus Transaction Fee.

For more information visit darkfield.com.au

DARKFIELD Unearthly Floating Containers, Photo Credit Alex Purcell