Manx National Heritage’s immersive historical theatre group, Labyrinth: History in Action, are back with a brand new performance.
Labyrinth: All at Sea will take place at the House of Manannan from November 14 – 16 .
Inspired by the captivating nautical tales featured in the All at Sea exhibition, audiences are invited to dive into the legacy of Sir William Hillary, who dedicated himself to the creation of the RNLI.
They will explore some of the gripping stories of life and loss around the Isle of Man’s coastline that inspired Hillary to galvanize support for a volunteer force that has saved countless lives at sea for over 200 years.
This immersive theatrical experience offers a promenade-style performance, guiding the audience through the House of Manannan, where historical figures and true stories come to life.
Audiences will be captivated by the salt-laden tales of adventure and peril, from the thrill of heroic rescues to the sombre realities of shipwrecks – and some rather enthusiastic reclaiming of lost cargo.
Labyrinth: All at Sea
Katie King, Curator at Manx National Heritage said: “Labyrinth: All at Sea is not only a wonderfully enjoyable and entertaining experience but also a really enlightening way to learn about some of the lesser-known stories from our Manx maritime history.”
The event takes place at the House of Manannan in Peel from November 14 – 16.
Performances commence at 5pm, 7pm and 8.30pm. Tickets £18, available online here.
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