Performance

Venue	Golden Goose Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	10th March 2022
To	10th March 2022
When	20:45
Golden Goose Theatre (V02051458641)
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Date of change: 8 Mar 22 - T23203470

Slow Death of a Lotus Flower

Work:: Slow Death of a Lotus Flower (S0106404383)

Slow Death of a Lotus Flower is a surreal play about the clash between idealism and reality, set in a hotel lobby, during the course of a day. An inexplicable force washes through the lobby and everyone who comes is doomed to face their fears and fight for their ideals, navigating long lasting romances and new encounters through philosophical debates, comedic fights and bursts of passionate dancing. Amongst them, a French trans person leading a company that sells dreams, a hypnotising Portuguese life coach guru, a nameless man trapped in the pages of Dostoevsky and many more cross paths as they dance, debate and fight their way towards death.

Author

Benedetta Scuto

Production:: (T23203470)

A very European cast gives flesh to never before seen protagonists forging a surreal and poetic tragicomedy to bombard the public with love for life. What happens when everything you've ever believed in collapses?

Director	Benedetta Scuto
Director	Emilie Largier (movement)
Performer	Matisse Ciel Pages
Performer	Meghan Mabli
Performer	Clio Carrara
Performer	Jessica Mattarelli
Performer	Marco Teixeira
Performer	Louis Cruzat

Listing:: L0830821069

Production details

A very European cast gives flesh to never before seen protagonists forging a surreal and poetic tragicomedy to bombard the public with love for life. What happens when everything you've ever believed in collapses?

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