SYNOPSIS:

Naomi Iizuka's ghost play of interpersonal intimacy and international investigation is an intergenerational and global spellbinder is an exploration, shrouded in mystery, entangled in the effects of colonization. Magical in that it is both a spellbinding trance and one that spans continents and time, this play begins in Borneo, then takes us to Jakarta, and in the midst, we travel through generations, histories, and bloodlines. Involving a search, unearthing, murder, on the personal familial intimate level as well as connecting to the large global colonial plane, Iizuka possesses the ability to create intimate human portraits while simultaneously evoking the layers of revolution and colonial effects - a stunning and magnetic feat, even in reading alone.

Directed by Margo Hall

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