Eudaimonia (from the Aristotelian concept) is a self-contained system in which the technology appears part of an extended nervous system, both contradicting and supporting the human effort at its centre.

Cause and effect can no longer be identified as every action changes the environment and every change in the environment affects the actions within. More than being just a metaphor on humankind’s struggle within their material surroundings, Eudaimonia involves the audience into a breathtaking process of achievement and failure, driven by a sustained physical effort.

“There is an elusive, eliding quality about the whole performance which skillfully collides nostalgic tourism, contemporary rural like and personal history. It is an atmospheric, touching and thought provoking piece, a quiet moment of reflection and intimacy.

The audience is left with fragments of lives and landscapes; past holidays
and future fears. Blind Ditch have a light touch and something to say.
A rare and valuable combination."

Barbara Bridger, Bloodaxe Writer of the Year, May 2003