A celebration of our joyful drive for communal ritual, no matter what the restrictions we may live under.
Something Bubbled, Something Blue casts a surreal lens on the concept of a COVID wedding by playfully manifesting the metaphor of personal bubbles as inflatable Zorbs, which will be inhabited by the formally-attired members of a wedding party. Through music, choreography and live art gesture, this piece gamifies the limitations that the pandemic places on communal events. It aims to side-step the false choice between isolation or reckless endangerment, by exploring and exploiting the necessary restrictions that keep us safe but apart.
Produced by Talk is Free Theatre, in association with Outside the March
Presented by The National Arts Centre: “Grand Acts of Theatre“
- September 12, 2020
Barrie, Ontario
