Untitled Landscape Project
March 2023
“Those with their eyes peeled on the object cannot see it.”
— Heiner Müller
a Bad New Days production
Inspired by post-humanist thought, this new creation from Bad New Days brings fresh eyes to the age-old predicament of being human. An experiment in form that digs into our relationship to the landscape—both natural and artificial—and our nostalgia for personal and collective pasts in the face of environmental collapse.
This production has shifted to a workshop process. We will share more information about potential public sharings as it becomes available.
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Adam Paolozza // director, writer + performer
Victor Pokinko // creative producer
Kari Pederson // dramaturge + performer
SlowPitchSound // music + sound design
Since 2014, Bad New Days has established a unique presence in Canadian theatre creating visually bold and physically innovative theatrical works that explore the complexity of the human condition through a volatile blend of lightness and gravity, drawing from the theatrical traditions of the past and re-imagining them in a contemporary aesthetic context.
Bad New Days’ approach to storytelling offers an alternative to theatrical naturalism, giving primacy to the body, gesture and the image. They strive to be expressive beyond linguistic barriers and are searching for new theatrical forms evolved to respond directly to the times we live in, encouraging a more empathetic, engaged spectatorship.
Dates & Times
This production has shifted to a workshop process. We will share more information about potential public sharings as it becomes available.
Covid Safety
Please note that we continue to ask all patrons, artists, and staff to mask while in the space. Audience members will be asked to provide proof of vaccination at reduced capacity performances.
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