A Night to Remember
The curtain opens on the cold, wintry Atlantic Ocean.
The curtain opens on the cold, wintry Atlantic Ocean.
In the end there is not nothing. In the end there is endless everything.
Audience members whisper into a magic lantern their favorite and most accursed first experiences of love.
What if the world is a room; what if the room is as large as the world?
The more I travel this story with them, the more and more familiar it becomes; more and more a part of my imagination, and less and less what it was when I encountered it.
Scenography is an open-ended concept, ‘… a sensory as well as an intellectual experience, emotional as well as rational.’[1] […]
I would like the house to be un-crumbled, to undo the damage done by an earthquake, time, distance and neglect, and to place the performance and the audience in that house.