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Artword Theatre, 75 Portland
Street, Toronto
May 31 to June 18, 2005
STO Union (Toronto), Le
Festival de Théâtre des Amériques
(Montreal) and Theater der Welt (Germany), in association
with Artword Theatre present
Revolutions in
Therapy
written and
directed by
Nadia Ross and Jacob Wren
with the artistic collaboration of Tracy Wright
performed by:
Nadia Ross, Jacob Wren and Tracy Wright
preview May 31, opens June
1:
Tues to Sat at 8 pm, $22 and $15 for students/seniors
Sundays pwyc at 3 pm
Reservations 416-366-7723 ext 290 or book
online
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Revolutions in
Therapy will represent Canada at Germany's
international theatre festival, Theater der Welt (Theatre of
the World) in Stuttgart immediately following the Toronto
production.
Revolutions
in Therapy is a bold new work which touches on our
deepest personal and collective concerns. Based on 'wild
psychoanalysis,' the premise that everyone is damaged and
therefore everyone should analyze everyone else all the
time, Revolutions in Therapy asks important
questions about meditation and psychoanalysis, nature and
capitalism as they relate to the human desire for finding
wholeness through defining what is inherently mysterious.
Using story, question sessions and video projections, three
performers explore this desire and embark on an adventure
with every possibility of going astray and never reaching
the goal; where what is shared reveals itself as something
profoundly moving and impossible to define.
Nadia
Ross and Jacob Wren have been working together on specific
theatrical and film projects since 1992. Their previous
collaboration for the stage, Recent Experiences,
continues to tour internationally to great acclaim.
Revolutions
in Therapy was created in residency at Usine C
(Montreal) and premiered on May 26, 2004 as part of the 5th
edition of the Théâtres du Monde event
presented by the Festival de Théâtres des
Amériques in Montreal.
"Revolutions in Therapy is a
small jewel
Their way of being in the world is
transformed through words, the expression in their eyes,
long pauses, into a wondrous poetry of the body and mind.
Nothing is spectacular, everything is simple: honest, open,
presented with dry humor and great concentration." - Theater
Heute, November 2004
"More accessible than a
course in transcendental meditation or a session with a
shrink, and certainly as effective." - La Presse,
Montreal
Founded in 1992 by current
Artistic Director Nadia Ross, STO Union is committed to
exploring the role of theatre in society and participating
in an international discourse on theatre.
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