House of No More
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 8, 2004
Closed Feb 1, 2004
Opened Jan 8, 2004
Closed Feb 1, 2004
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
In trouble, Julia is on the run - chasing after her missing daughter and hunted by an agency. As she tries to navigate a maze of deceit, false comforts and an ever-increasingly fractured truth, her questions fuse into a disastrous awakening. House of No More is a panoramic performance using live video, chroma-key technology, dense sound design and split-second choreography. Layering performance and simulation in its idiosyncratic mix of hysterical precision, Big Art Group constructs a mirrored landscape of refracted self and vanishing reality.
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Big Art Group's House of No More puts the "destruction" in deconstruction. This hilarious, hour-long, apocalyptic thriller follows a trashy mother's frantic search for her mysterious daughter.
It's campy postmodernism at its finest, fueled by live computer graphics and a self-reflexive narrative that travels at the speed of a thousand meta-bits per second. Four digital video cameras shoot the main characters and their stunt doubles against a green screen while laptops connected to the cameras send the characters on tabloid-inspired adventures that the audience views on four high-resolution screens. There are high-speed car chases, seedy motel shoot-outs, decadent pool side trysts, and so on[...]