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Edinburgh Festival Fringe Favorite Darkfield, Creators Of Immersive, Theatrical Audio Experiences, Premieres Acclaimed Shows at "Arts District Brooklyn"

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NEW YORK, July 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- DARKFIELD, the UK-based creators of deeply intense, immersive, audio experiences that blend theatre, technology, and 360-degree sound, premieres its acclaimed shows "FLIGHT" and "SÉANCE" in the US tonight at ArtsDistrict Brooklyn, a state-of-the-art immersive and experiential arts venue, located in Greenpoint (25 Franklin Street). The official opening night for both works is Thursday, August 4. Created for thrill-seekers and novices alike, "FLIGHT" and "SÉANCE" are presented in complete darkness, inside customized 40-foot shipping containers, and have played to sold-out houses in the UK— including Edinburgh's Festival Fringe, the world's largest arts festival — Australia, Mexico, and South Korea.

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  • The Stage calls DARKFIELD's theatrical work a "creepy binaural experience."
  • And, The Scotsman, in its 4-star review declares that "FLIGHT" is "fear-inducing in a faithfully recreated airplane interior."
  • Artistic Directors David Rosenberg and Glen Neath have been collaborating for the last decade and co-founded DARKFIELD in 2016.
  • AD/BK co-founders are David Galpern and Charles Roy and serve as executive producers of the city's new entertainment destination.

* ATTENTION JOURNALISTS, EDITORS AND AWARDS COORDINATORS * // Call for Entries: Canadian Hillman Prize for Journalism, Deadline: January 15, 2022

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Tuesday, November 9, 2021
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TORONTO, Nov 9, 2021 /CNW/ - The Sidney Hillman Foundation is now accepting nominations for the 2022 Canadian Hillman Prize honouring excellence in investigative journalism in service of the common good.

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  • TORONTO, Nov 9, 2021 /CNW/ - The Sidney Hillman Foundation is now accepting nominations for the 2022 Canadian Hillman Prize honouring excellence in investigative journalism in service of the common good.
  • The Hillman Prize celebrates print, digital and broadcast reporting that highlights social or economic injustice and hopefully leads to meaningful public policy change.
  • Winning entries will be judged on the following criteria:
    Eligibility: Entries must be published or broadcast in 2021 and have been made widely available to a Canadian audience.
  • Nominated material and a cover letter explaining how the entry meets the requirements can be submitted here .