2017/ Miss Julie/ Interdisciplinary Theater/ 40min / Director&Arranger
Synopsis
The count's daughter Julie asks Jean, who was a servant of her family, to dance on a white night when the sun never sets.
Jean, who secretly admired Julie, and Julie fall for each other that night,
however Jean and Julie have differences in status and Jean's fiancee Christine.
By the next morning, the Count returns and the relationship between Jean and Julie,
which she thought would last forever, goes awry.
Jean, who secretly admired Julie, and Julie fall for each other that night,
however Jean and Julie have differences in status and Jean's fiancee Christine.
By the next morning, the Count returns and the relationship between Jean and Julie,
which she thought would last forever, goes awry.
Director's Note
It is a non-verbal performance based on August Strindberg's "Miss Julie".
Both Jean and Julie's lines were converted into choreography,
and the contact between the actor and choreographer was mainly conceived.
Through this, the goal was to combine dance, play.
Through the work, the audience could intuitively appreciate
the most essential senses, love, fear, and hate of humans in the form of dance.
