Labirentler

Adapted from Ursula K. Le Guin’s story of the same name, “Labirentler” (Mazes) tells, in the creature’s own words, of a creature who is first imprisoned by another creature and then subjected to various experiments in a series of mazes, and of what it goes through. The fact that the action takes place in mazes and that the creature is physically subjected to experiments makes it possible to stage the story; the fact that it is narrated by the creature, and the creature’s wish to win the other creature’s approval — much like the actor–audience relationship in theatre — allows this narrative to be performed by a single actor.

One act, 40 min.