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A window upstage center divides the world in two: left and right. From the window we see the emply sky. Revolving doors allow imaginary guests to come in at the simple command of the characters' fantasy. Scattered chairs of different size and shape, according to the guests. A huge mirror lowers, doubling the space, revealing
the clock- shape of the set, and including the audience into the number
of guests.
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The Chairs by Eugene Ionesco
Directedby Paolo Emilio Landi
Set & costumes Reed West
dance by Anne Van Gelder
music by Astor Piazzolla, J. Strauss
Produced by Department of Theatre & Dance
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