Two men are sitting down with a large painting of what could be an aerial view of a battleground on their laps. All you can see of them is their legs and all you can hear is a rendition of It’s a Long Way to Tipperary. Due to an itchy foot the song stalls on […]
Writings
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Jo Fong: An Invitation
September 1st, 2014 by Joelson GussonWhat could affect and transform a performance? I wouldn’t usually start a critique with a question – after all, it places the reader in an uncomfortable situation where, rather than passively contemplate what the critic has to say, she or he is required to have an opinion, or at least think about it. But in […]
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Peter McMaster: Wuthering Heights
September 1st, 2014 by Joelson GussonOne of the greatest qualities in a performer is the ability to laugh at himself, exposing himself to ridicule – to dive completely into the work to be done not caring about stereotypes or judgments. This is also one of the greatest qualities of Wuthering Heights, in which Peter McMaster stages this iconic novel using […]
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Curious Seed: Chalk About
September 1st, 2014 by Joelson GussonVinicius de Moraes, poet, musician and Brazilian diplomat, said in one of his songs that ‘when we really love we can see the child in our partner’ and it seems to me that this phrase summarises what happens when you watch Chalk About. You are hit by a wave of love so intense that you dive […]
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Belarus Free Theatre: merry christmas, Ms Meadows
September 1st, 2014 by Joelson GussonMerry christmas, Ms Meadows is like a gift. Something beautifully wrapped and full of surprises – we have no idea what it is until we open it, at which point we are filled with surprise, joy, and deep amazement. The play, built through real stories collected around the world, confronts us with absurd situations of extreme […]