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«What is the truth? What do I see now, or what will I see three weeks later? Which one is real?»
«What is the truth? What do I see now, or what will I see three weeks later? Which one is real?»
Every woman has these thoughts every month. So let’s finally talk about the subject we were taught to be quiet about. Oratorio for choir, heroine, and male voice in the tradition of Greek tragedy, discourse on the connection of women with nature, society, men, and the cosmic circle.
A young woman confronts her biology, abusive partner, and patriarchal society. She realizes the endless complexity of her nature and the tragedy of a discriminatory world. Yet, she does it through self-compassion and empathy towards everything surrounding her.
The play is a reflection on female physiology and psychology. It raises the problem of sex discrimination and violence. It is meant to bring awareness to the complexity of the subject. It serves as a platform for dissolving stereotypes and fighting a long-time stigma.
Fool House Art Collective is a 501(c)(3) theatrical nonprofit comprised of artists with roots in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Our mission is to celebrate and share the diverse cultures of these regions with the Pacific Northwest community through innovative, experimental, immersive, and physical theater. We strive to preserve cultural heritage, enrich local cultural life, promote cross-cultural understanding, and foster social cohesion.
