| Dreams of Damnation | ||||||||||||||
| Venue | The Playhouse Theatre, Perth, WA | |||||||||||||
| Umbrella Event | Kudos #2 | |||||||||||||
| First Date | 2 October 2003 | |||||||||||||
| Opening Date | 2 October 2003 | |||||||||||||
| Last Date | 3 October 2003 | |||||||||||||
| Dates Estimated | No | |||||||||||||
| Status | Professional Training Schools/Colleges | |||||||||||||
| World Premiere | No | |||||||||||||
| Description | "She fears to do evil; but what she fears is the image of herself committing the evil deed, rather than the evil deed itself. She cannot forget the deed; for that would be to forget herself. She has become 'the deed's creature' so completely that the only movement she can make is towards the sterility of total identification with the deed. She is the evil deed."
This film is inspired by Shakespeare's Macbeth. Not so much the play, but an analysis of the character by G K Hunter (The New Penguin Shakespeare), and the process of damnation he goes through; the good, the evil and the realis |
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| Description Source | Programme | |||||||||||||
| Primary Genre | Dance | |||||||||||||
| Secondary Genre |
Contemporary
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| Subjects |
Dance
Evil Films Shakespeare |
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| Production Nationality | Australia | |||||||||||||
| Event Status | Completed | |||||||||||||
| Data Set | AusStage | |||||||||||||
| Event Identifier | 91173 | |||||||||||||
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