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Third Angel presents

Hurrysickness

Do you never have quite enough time in the day?
Do you change lanes in traffic queues in the hope you will get home just that bit faster?
Do you get irrationally irritated by the cashier who’s a little slow?
Do you find yourself trying to do more and more in less and less time?

Devised by the company in collaboration with
Dr David Sheffield, Dr Peter Totterdell
and Christine Sprigg

Performed by 
Alexander Kelly or Rachael Walton

Directed by 
Rachael Walton & Alexander Kelly 

General Manager:
Hilary Foster

Commissioned by
Wonderful and Arnolfini Live

Karoshi funded by
The Wellcome Trust sciart scheme.

If the answer to any of the above is ‘yes’, you may be suffering from Hurrysickness, caving in under the pressure of constantly having to cram more into the day.

A performance lecture exploring the science and history of time and time pressure. The audience are invited to contribute to the research by participating in a few of experiments - multitasking at its most entertaining.

The second project born out of Karoshi, a research and development project in collaboration with Dr David Sheffield (Staffordshire University), Dr Peter Totterdell and Christine Sprigg (Institute of Work Psychology, University of Sheffield). 


There's lots more information about making and touring Third Angel projects 2008-2017 on our original blog, and 2017-2023 on the blog on this site.