What can you say, after all, about a physical theatre play that gets its title from the Greek word for “distress”? “It’s certainly not your standard show with linear storylines, or words to tell you what is going on. He received feedback, however, that it would work better as a theatre piece, and so he tweaked it significantly. Is there a chance that she might stage the other two plays in Hoay-Fern’s Plays Without Words And Actions next? The whole show, Thomas reminds us, has very little words spoken, with most of the story told through physical movements.

Source: The Star November 04, 2019 07:30 UTC