An American woman journeys to Berlin to find her missing brother, but becomes trapped in a web of deceit involving an enigmatic photographer and the mysterious ways of the government in a city torn apart by the Cold War.
Identities blur, loyalties shift and signals are intercepted. Wishbone play with perspective in a story where nothing is as it seems.
Interference was Wishbone’s follow-up success at Edinburgh 2003. It has toured England and Northern Ireland (the Old Museum Arts Centre in Belfast), and has also enjoyed an Off West End run at the Drill Hall in London in April 2004.
“A MASTERPIECE OF CINEMATIC STYLING” THE SCOTSMAN
“A PERFECT EVOCATION OF AN ERA OF SHIFTING, UNCERTAIN REALITY” – EVENING STANDARD
“AN AFFECTING, FIERCE AND MEMORABLE PIECE OF THEATRE” – THE LIST
“HIGHLY IMAGINATIVE AND INVENTIVE… WISHBONE THEATRE COMPANY HAVE ONCE AGAIN TRIUMPHED WITH NEW MATERIAL ON THE FRINGE” – THE GLASGOW HERALD
“UNSETTLING AS IT IS BEAUTIFUL, THIS IS ABSTRACT THEATRE TRUE TO ITS MISSION WITHOUT LOSING SIGHT OF THE AUDIENCE, WHILE THE TECHNICAL INVENTIVENESS USED TO REALISE THIS VISION WITHOUT A MEGA-BUDGET IS SIMPLY EXTRAORDINARY.” – THE STAGE