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| The Water Station | ||||||||
| 14 January 2012, Abhimanch, 8:30 pm | ||||||||
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Playwright: Shogo Ohta |
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| The Water Station is a two-hour, wordless performance. Walking through a barren landscape, eighteen travelers stop by at a dripping water faucet at different times and then go their separate ways, while a man living in a junk pile casually observes their actions from above. Abounding in images of fragmentation and decay, the play depicts the decline and fall of human civilization. The play is about loneliness, the need for sustenance and the fragility of love. | ||||||||
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