By Alexander Manuiloff Directed by Irina Kruzhilina Three actors receive a script they have never seen before, piece by piece. A situation and design for a theatre evening, that discusses the questions of democracy, the potential for solidarity and participation in increasingly isolated and disconnected societies. Also love, violence, and serenades. There is a twisted love game at the backdrop of a dark, anti-utopian prospect of a whole country entering a state of war. All the situations are testing some form of personal corruption – staring from intimate relations, going through working situations and finally reaching to socially significant acts. Examining the topics of internal, personal corruption, and the important decisions (often invisible to outsiders' eyes) that can change the direction of one’s life, the audience will also have the opportunity to take decisions while the actors are not supposed to pre-learn a script. The performance becomes an interactive event that effortlessly invites everyone to join in and have their say. Time: 1 hour Join for a post show discussion with the author.
Audience Role
Some will be reading letters our loud, but all will be moving around the room in reaction to decisions made.
Ages: All ages
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About Untitled Theatre Company #61
Untitled Theater Company No. 61 is a Theater of Ideas: scientific, political, philosophical, and above all theatrical. We are based in New York, but perform around the world and online. Our style derives from absurdism, finding the comic in the tragic. Our interactive performances include events like Money Lab and Performance for One. Edward Einhorn, Artistic Director.