One (the Other)
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 9, 2002
Closed Aug 22, 2002
Opened Aug 9, 2002
Closed Aug 22, 2002
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The award-winning international Perpetual Motion Theatre mixes movement, multi-lingual text, and video. One (the Other) is a high energy ode to the mavericks of life, an "outsider's" attempt to warm the heart of the city at the dawn of the 21st century.
Part of the New York International Fringe Festival.
Schedule
Friday, August 9 at 7:30pm
Sunday, August 11 at 2:15pm
Wednesday, August 14 at 6pm
Saturday, August 17 at 5pm
Monday, August 19 at 11:15pm
Thursday, August 22 at 7pm
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One - (the other)
One - (the other) is a performance piece by the UK's Perpetual Motion Theatre that offers a slow, stylized look at a foreigner's journey from sunny desert life to the hubbub of the city. The show opens with this young man standing in front of a projection of a brilliant sun shining over sand. He speaks several foreign phrases, translating some of them into English; many were a little hard to hear given his soft, accented voice, but unmistakable was: "I need to feel thirsty again". So he sets off into a new world (I'm guessing London, by the still photo projections that were used), which turns out to be an uncomfortable and unforgiving place where everyone wears gray a[...]