In a nameless city deluged by a continuous rain… three rabbits live with a fearful mystery
Tomorrow night I’ll be performing a new piece devised especially for The Double R Club. It’s inspired by the series David Lynch released through his website – Rabbits – and incorporates some elements I’ve been exploring in performances for a while now.
It doesn’t have a title yet, in my head I’m calling it Red Rabbit after the sinister character that appears part way through the series, so that might stick. We’ll see.
I’ve been a bit concerned about the slow, still, non-narrative nature of this piece, and how that will get over with an audience more used to surreal cabaret. Then I re-read this essay on Rabbits and found this quote from Mr. David Lynch:
“They want things to move fast, but it’s like water-skiing : when you go fast, you stay on top – you never get below the surface.â€
I’m going to bare that in mind.
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