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Fuel presents Ten Years From Then

“What will the world be like ten years from now?”

In 2014, Gareth Fry set off in an ice cream van turned recording studio. Travelling across Corby and Kettering to school playgrounds and public spaces, he invited 10-year-olds and grown-ups to imagine the world ten years into the future.

Their responses were woven together, creating a series of unique soundscapes called Ten Years From Now

Ten years on, Fuel is releasing this audio version as part of our 20th birthday – this time with a fresh remix. 

Ten Years From Then invites you to reflect on our hopes and dreams from ten years ago, and how the world has twisted, turned, and transformed.

The piece is free to stream and the transcript is free to download. Please create or sign into your Fuel Digital account, and then select ‘Listen’ to enjoy it.

Ten Years From Now was first created in summer 2014 as part of Fuel’s 10th birthday season. The audio installation was launched at Corby Cube as part of the Made in Corby programme. Two schools were involved in the project: Rockingham Primary (Corby) and Greenfields Primary (Kettering). The new version, Ten Years From Then, marks Fuel’s 20th birthday. 

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Creative team

Lead Artist Gareth Fry
Designer for Ten Years From Now Lizzie Watt
Associate Sound Designer for Ten Years From Now Pete Malkin
Production Manager for Ten Years From Now Rachel Bowen
Participation Manager for Ten Years From Now Tom Espiner

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MI DI ONCE BAWL FI DI BELLY WEH MI WAH DASH WEH NOW by COURTNEY CONRAD
Performed by Courtney Conrad

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Performed by Bryony Kimmings

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Produced by Fuel. Funded by the Wellcome Trust and Warwick University.

Content warning: these audio plays discuss distressing subjects, including postnatal mental illness, infanticide and death. We recommend that they are suitable for ages 16+.

Please note: these audio plays are free to listen to but you must be logged into Fuel Digital to access them. Please create or sign into your Fuel Digital account, then click ‘Listen’.

 

15 mins
English
BSL

Creative team

BSL Interpreter Dionne Simpson
Director Francesca Murray-Fuentes
Sound designer Dinah Mullen
Performers Courtney Conrad, Bryony Kimmings, Alex Lowe, Jodie Mitchell, Hiftu Quasem, Victoria Moseley and Emily Stott

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Scientist Dr. Sandra Romero-Hidalgo
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