The beings in O Monsters may or may not be human. They function according to rules and laws that I’m not sure we fully grasp.
“The answer is: You will die, and all will end,” Revlock continues. “You will die and know everything or cease asking.”
Xavier announces, “No thing can exist without nothing.”
Time has cycled and morphed.
His intention: confronting and uncovering the perpetual and multi-faceted elephant in the room
Gscheidle: I have fallen in love with the dance and theater community here.
The final duet leaves me thoroughly satisfied with the evening as a study of the duet form.
Setting this work on four PAB men set the bar high, and they met it.
Gregory King interviews Tiffany Rae-Fisher, the new artistic director of Elisa Monte Dance Company