STICKMAN

Stickman is a performance which features: a man, a stick and a television The man balances the stick on various, and sometimes awkward, parts of his body thereby setting himself and the stick in motion. If the man has an agenda he keeps it to himself. The stick gets moved around and balanced by the man and seems to not have much to say on the matter. The television lurks in the background and throughout the performance comments and puts titles on whatever the man and stick are doing, thus dictating what the audience sees. The audience sit on their seats and try to keep up with the ever changing rules of play.

The T.V calls them ‘WATCHERS’.

Stickman is a meta narrative which explores the concepts of meaning and agency.

Duration: 45 minutes

Concept by: Darragh McLoughlin - Performed by: Darragh McLoughlin, Joseph Summers - Dramaturgy advice: Marco Chenevier - Artistic contributions from: Marco Chenevier, Joseph Summers, Caroline Alves, Elena Kreusch, Eoghan MacMathuna, Andrea Salustri

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Full video available on request.