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Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
Freiburg Cathedral again.
There are some blur and grain issues with this shot but I love it. The joys of extreme low light! :o)>
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
This year’s Holy Lake Festival was yet another joyous celebration of devotion, music, and community. A diverse lineup of spectacular artists graced the stage, singing the name of the Lord across a wide range of genres—from classical Carnatic music and soulful Shabads to energetic pop and even techno. There was truly something for everyone to connect with and enjoy.
The beautiful weather made it a perfect occasion to explore the scenic outdoor grounds of Sri Vitthal Dham, where attendees could relax, connect, and indulge in a variety of delicious food options, including sushi, Indian cuisine, pizza, and even a vegan sausage sandwich—a hit with many!
Each day began with the divine Giridhari abhishekam, setting the tone with sacred energy and blessings. The evenings were brought to a powerful close with performances by inspiring Bhakti singers, who poured their hearts into every note, lifting the spirits of all present.
On Monday we were also fortunate to celebrate Holi with Guruji. Everyone was coloured brightly whilst some took shelter in nearby bushes. It was indeed a fun experience for many. After the throwing of the colours Everyone took a sacred dip into the Chandrabhaga Lake.
We are already looking forward to what next year’s Holy Lake Festival will bring—a continued celebration of devotion, unity, and joy!
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“Da qualche tempo preferisco la comunicazione telepatica a quella verbale. Lo so che telepatia significa trasmissione del pensiero a distanza. Io invece la intendo nel senso che qualsiasi trasmissione del pensiero, che non si avvalga dei sensi, e neanche della parola, sia telepatica. In questa versione, che importanza ha la distanza? Può essercene molta, può essercene poca, può non essercene nessuna. Il caso più frequente di telepatia a breve distanza, talvolta, nei momenti più appassionati, a nessuna distanza, — è quello amoroso. Due veri amanti non hanno nessun bisogno di aprire bocca per comunicarsi reciprocamente quel che vogliono. Per la sua natura esemplare questo è il caso che meglio serve a spiegare quel che intendo. Per comunicare senza parole, solo col pensiero (da lontano o da vicino, lo ripeto, non importa), non c’è bisogno di poteri paranormali ma di una fortissima carica di simpatia, di una grande intimità e di una dedizione assoluta. La telepatia è insomma, in buona sostanza, un atto d’amore. Comunicare direttamente il pensiero si può, se tra due soggetti s’apre un canale di comunicazione che prescinde dagli strumenti utilizzati. Affinché il canale si apra, bisogna che i soggetti siano tutti e due disponibili, e senza remore. Il caso, specie fra gli umani, è raro, ma non impossibile.”
-Storie di animali e altri viventi, Alberto Asor Rosa
Shut, keep shut the eyes;
Still, still your breath,
And wait...
Wait for the stream of music
To start, to extend, to you surround,
To you the emotion build, to you the spirit aspire, and
To you the devotion ignite!
And at that precise moment,
With the swing of my arm,
Let go
Of all
And sing that song of your devotion!
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閉著，閉著眼睛；
平順，平順呼吸，
且等著...
等那如流水般的音樂
開始，擴散，環繞你身
激起，感動，燃起獻上之心
就等那精準的一刻
與我臂的揮動
釋放
全部
且獻上你奉獻的歌
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.