Archive for the 'Various MFA Projects' Category

Romeo Castellucci

Would you say your project as an artist is to allow the spectator to see themselves? To create something through your work? Yes. Maybe more. I like the idea that the show looks at the spectator, not the opposite. And the spectator is naked in a way in front of the show, in front of [...]

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Observership: Load-In

Click to enlarge. Romeo Castellucci examines a design element for On the Concept of the Face, Regarding the Son of God, Vo1. 1 at the Theater der Welt festival in Essen, Germany. Salvator Mundi by Antonello da Messina.

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[Edit 1/28/10] This post has been updated with new performance dates. This Spring I will be creating a new piece. Distance asks whether one can know another, or the self. The project explores various forms of distance, including physical, emotional, temporal, and spiritual. It utilizes gesture, movement, spoken word, myth, and sound. Distance performs April [...]

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Photos by costume designer Whitney Adams. Click on an image to enlarge. The complete set can be seen here.

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The Seagull has now closed. Thanks to everyone who made this production such an incredible experience. Selected production photos are below. Click on an image to enlarge. More production images are available here.

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Each fall, Columbia MFA directors stage works by Anton Chekhov. I will be directing The Seagull with performances October 9-11. More information is available here. I will also be directing a new piece titled Kafka Parables. This project is comprised of short stories and fragments by Austrian writer Franz Kafka. It performs at Columbia University [...]

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Faust

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Numbers

Grad school – year one. Directing projects: 32 Authors: 15 Actors: 80 Rehearsal spaces: 20 Shows seen: 41 Original scripts: 4 Total production budget: 0

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Ontology of Theatre

A piece that I created performs this week at Columbia University. The script is available here. The postcard is below. Like all images on this blog, click the image for its full size.

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