(w)hole
Scenes spark around us like a long tail of igniting firecrackers. Another room is illuminated. Next, a vignette. Soon, all will be available for exploration. The twisting paths feel like the unfathomable tunneling of memory storage, but the lives we're moving through are not our own. Even the sound, while anchored scene by scene, bleeds gently into the next. We're fumbling into another's databank, threading together the experiences as we travel.
—Dallas Observer
The level of dedication in the performance is beyond that most will have seen, as there is no simple role and often the performers are required not only to deliver emotionally striking material but also to infuse their own personal experiences into the performances in a sometimes scripted, sometimes improvisational confessional. It’s cathartic not just as a story, but for those who are there to take it in.
—Theatre Jones
An impressionistic video rendering of (w)hole