STRANGER

Physical, visual, sensual, Stranger is a form of thinking/dreaming-caught-in-the-act. A play, an installation, an interactive performance where a-cappella singing and live music will take the audience through muddy roads, dark corridors, real or reflected rooms; where ordinary or strange beings will make their raucous or sweet voices be heard. The audience will enter their world and not simply watch it from their seats. They will feel their breath, touch their faces, witness their courage.

The first definition of Stranger is a person that you do not know. But it doesn’t stop there.

Who is the stranger?
Is it inside or outside us?
A series of mirrors reflect facets of who we are, who we might be, glimpses of ourselves in relation to others. Whose perception do they convey? Real or imaginary?
Whose story do the mirrors tell? Is it the story of One, Nobody, or Hundreds? Do we recognize ourselves in that story?