Kriszta Doczy | Franz Kafka: The Trial - 1996 Murdoch University theatre students performance @krisztadoczy3871 | Uploaded April 2024 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Adapted and directed by Kriszta Doczy
In 1996, Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia
The show toured in Singapore Theatre Festival in 1997 .
The dramatic novel of Kafka contains rich visual imagery, which is surreal and absurd, and which deals with political, moral, and social issues of universal relevance.
The aim was to develop the style of physical/visual theatre which is non-narrative yet which uses text. We investigated further the use of movement, text, mime, dance, and visual imagery and metaphor, with no one element dominating the production. We also tested the use of different acting ‘styles’ in a single piece, and explore vocal techniques and text delivery.
Script is available.
Adapted and directed by Kriszta Doczy
In 1996, Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia
The show toured in Singapore Theatre Festival in 1997 .
The dramatic novel of Kafka contains rich visual imagery, which is surreal and absurd, and which deals with political, moral, and social issues of universal relevance.
The aim was to develop the style of physical/visual theatre which is non-narrative yet which uses text. We investigated further the use of movement, text, mime, dance, and visual imagery and metaphor, with no one element dominating the production. We also tested the use of different acting ‘styles’ in a single piece, and explore vocal techniques and text delivery.
Script is available.
