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A neo-cabaret performance exploring the anxiety of constantly trying to fit in and adjusting in society from the perspective of first-generation migrants. Fruits or, The Decline of a Distant Memory is a neo-cabaret performance from the trenches of humanity about the fruitless attempts of finding love. Who are we now, swimming within a universal subconscious, attempting to find freedom? A journey toward the light within that's slowly running out of electricity. A push to reignite the true self. Stuck in the midst of space and time three entities are searching for meaning. There's a smell of longing in the air and we're falling through oblivion. Through a series of apparently disconnected vignettes, they navigate by morphing into various shapes. This is ultimately a love story between the self and its reflection. Electric and infantile flavours of sweet and bitter collapse.T01186448185Other Helen Hebert (scenography). Music Jack Foran. Director Theodor Spiridon. Lighting Theodor Spiridon. Performer Mimmi Bauer. Performer Pat Dynowska. Performer Michael Szpak. | |
| 29 Mar 22 to 2 Apr 22 | The King's Head Theatre, Inner London :: V235 listing details L336240433 |
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