UTOPIAN (online)

SYMONÉ

INTERACTIVE WEBSITE

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The work is highly visual and does not contain spoken text

UTOPIAN (online) is a 2002-esque visual and text based game about power and hierarchy created by Symoné. There are six alternative endings and the results are based on your choices. Expect ritualistic drug taking, bad jokes, and twerking. This game may or may not contain autobiographical references about cults. There are six alternative endings and the results are based on your choices. Expect ritualist drug taking, bad jokes, and twerking. This game may or may not contain autobiographical references about cults.

You must experience the game on a web browser with decent wifi connection to play videos, and speakers for music.

For ages 16+

This video game is an early prototype and in connection to  Symoné's live show, UTOPIAN (t&c's apply) previewing at Cambridge Junction October 7th 2021.

Genre: visual-novel, fantasy, comedy, video, short. 

Symoné is a queer movement and performance artist based in the U.K from Washington D.C.. Her work shifts between cabaret, club and theatre work, fusing her movement based skills, such as high heel roller skates with hula hoops, pole dance, and voguing. Her roots into performing stemmed from underground raves and often these themes appear in her work. Alongside movement, her work inspiration stems from her writing, experiences and research around consciousness, celebration, and ritual. She has travelled internationally working in 10 different countries with clients such as La Soirée, Jon Hopkins, Omi, Samsung, and Paul Smith. She has had editorial features in Time Out, Instagram, QX Magazine, Diva and The Stage. Symoné is a Guinness world record holder and always has something new up her sleeve to create a sensation.

Creator: Symoné 
Animation and graphics by Elise Rose
Performance direction, filming and editing by MHz scenography
Creative consult by Edythe Woolley
Website Development by Matthew Mcdonnell


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