Pig out of the wall
“Fool House promised to surprise and frighten me. Everything happened. I was surprised and frightened.”
Spectator
The “Pig Out Of The Wall” project successfully and creatively transformed a non-theatrical space into a theatrical one. Fool House’s Halloween stage reading in Hitchcock style, interspersed with theater games, dancing, and singing, thoroughly engaged the audience.
“The “Pig Out Of the Wall” atmosphere immerses you in childhood. You see yourself in bed, getting ready to go to sleep. Your mother begins to read you a bedtime story, a fairy tale. Suddenly the magical children’s story ends, and you find yourself in a more sinister tale of adulthood. You want to close the book or, better yet, wake up and see this was just a bad dream. But you can’t: you’re not sleeping; you’re in the theater.”
Spectator
“Thanks to the director, the stage designer, and the actors. Thank you all for your courage, creativity, sincerity, and persuasiveness. The theater is alive, and your theater is definitely alive.”
Spectator
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.
