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Driving Home

An immersive 20-minute experience inside a black cab, where footage and audio projects towns and cities shaped by shift and divide.

Driving Home
Driving Home

Event Details

04 Sept 2026, 11:00 – 11:20

Princes Dock Street, Princes Dock St, Hull HU1, UK

About the event

"There is immersive theater, and then there is theater so immersive that re-entering the world afterward comes as a shock." New York Times on User Not Found 


Dante or Die invites you into the passenger seat of a black cab to watch Driving Home, an intimate 20-minute documentary film projected across the windows.


Ride along as five taxi drivers navigate towns and cities shaped by shift and divide. Through a tapestry of cinematic footage and interviews, you’ll witness a changing nation straight from the streets, uncovering what ‘home’ truly means.


Seating just three people at a time, this free, immersive experience places you at the heart of their journeys. This experience will last 20 minutes. Details on how to book your free spaces will be announced soon.


Who are the artists? Dante or Die is an award-winning UK theatre company founded in 2006 by Daphna Attias and Terry O’Donovan. They make intimate, site-specific theatre that places audiences right inside the world of the story. Their work is known for being emotionally direct, people-centred and rooted in real experiences, often developed through close collaboration with participants and communities.


Where? Princes Dock Street.

When? 20-minute slots will be made available Wednesday between 11am and 5pm, Thursday 3rd Sep between 11am and 5pm, Friday 4th Sep between 11am and 6pm, Saturday 5th Sep between 11am and 6pm, Sunday 6th Sep between 11am and 4pm.

How do I get tickets? Book your slots online, maximum of 3 people per booking. You can book single or couple tickets, but please be aware you may be seated with others in a small enclosed space. Details on how to book will be announced soon.


Credits: Driving Home is commissioned by Freedom Festival Arts Trust and Ideas Test. It has been funded by The Space, The Rayne Foundation and Arts Council England.

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