Eduardo "Tato" Pavlovsky says on the initial script ... Susan Evans
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
What Stores Have Lay Away
always been for me a character of great interest, especially his notion of flight as a therapeutic phenomenon. Fleeing from the poison, away from the harmful, sad flee. Then I followed his story for the sake of character in a little novel called "direction." I think Eduardo Misch saw the play "Bean" at least six or eight times. Was a regular visitor to the work and the emotional resonance that produced the character.
Here in this new theatrical experience seeks to take up the topic from various points of view, always taking Bean philosophy at the heart of this show and embarks in a very good experiment, free and unfettered producing a multifaceted exploration of character and context. Eduardo
experience for me, playing and having fun with all the resonances and implications of the character and context cue perhaps an old idea of \u200b\u200bDeleuze, who says that in this world so alienated and distorcionante vacuoles must be created to preserve carefully avoiding isolation introduced in the aesthetic of excess.
Here in this new theatrical experience seeks to take up the topic from various points of view, always taking Bean philosophy at the heart of this show and embarks in a very good experiment, free and unfettered producing a multifaceted exploration of character and context. Eduardo
experience for me, playing and having fun with all the resonances and implications of the character and context cue perhaps an old idea of \u200b\u200bDeleuze, who says that in this world so alienated and distorcionante vacuoles must be created to preserve carefully avoiding isolation introduced in the aesthetic of excess.
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