2 days to make a one hour show
Means learning a lot of lines
Dood Paard
Chorus storytelling of THE SEAGULL
Thomas Eason finds a writing voice
Intelligent and moving
Flapping in the wind
Runa is still confused
But happy
Performer - Performer - Audience relationship
Storyteller always present, also in the dramatic context
Especially in 'intense' moments
Microphones
Character and gender swopping
Andrew, Ben and Tom play Arkadina at the same time
Jaci knows how to be with an audience
Ben feels maternal when rubbing his belly
Casting ourselves, the space and the audience
Warming the audience as part of the event
Real people
Three audience members helping us to tell the story
(they do not ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT)
Ingo is Trigorin, Tai is Nina and gives him a medaillon
Nina is not acting yet
I have never acted in a play of that description
Tonight second night
4pm start - LEARNING THE LINES to play with rhythm
Incorporating verbatim stories
Our last days together
Our days are passing
Not over yet
Was tired
Now ready
Willem
(SOME PHOTOS, by Christian Haase)
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