'Bloody Mess is composed in a spirit more akin to that of painting, choreography or even late night channel hopping. It's about the collision of different worlds and personas - collisions at which sparks fly, collisions that can be both comical and disturbing...
For us, the mess and its structured exuberance is something of a manifesto; an insistence that theatre can be be more than a drab story or literary rhetoric, that its heart lies in play, in liveness, and in the event.
Something happens. Something unfolds. And you're there to join the dots and enjoy.'
Tim Etchells
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