use of reddit use of other people’s voices come out of actor’s mouths
A U T H E N T I C I T Y
This word seems to be in the air this week.
Statistics that tell s t % r i e s
An actor puts a chair on the right spot and another actor thanks them
Audiences as spectators
Witnesses
Activists
Script readers
Participants
movement: arms stretch, rise and and catch annddd repeat + run and STOP
fall
like a collage of materials in a space. There’s not a clear arc.
and there’s an evolution of movement: hand slaPs to wrist, palm to mouth, fingers through hair
Names on paper with black spray paint. There’s a permanency to the names. It’s not just voices or statistics.
What am I worth? -> Again, the words of other people in the mouths of performers
seven camels a pint of milk a chocolate egg
what is the responsibility of the audience and how is this facilitated?
Responses like this end up getting a laugh or a near-laugh and is this OK or would these answers have been better collected at a later point in the show?
♪ but tonight you belong to me ♪
There’s something almost joyous about this. Song is uplifting. It promises better futures.
hand washing and it’s focussed and there’s a voiceover which sort of distracts a little.
but the hand washing, the care of the performers, the one on one time, a really gentle intimacy against the violent acts of the text
I wanted more of these moments
our act in our hands now, my touch is my touch
our lives are in our palms
miscellaneous…
the strength of the ensemble
the way the piece moves
an opening gallery
offerings of cups of tea
a poem you can read