Week 1: Space (Western)

Any scene or moment from The Cherry Orchard. Explore the possibilities of Space. Revelation. Transformation. The Theatricality of Space. Create magic beyond the ephemerality of the moment

Crenshaw Yeo. Act 4. Space. Tom Stoppard's translation, Page 77

Varya: That's strange, I just can't seem to find...

Lopakhin: What are you looking for?

Varya: I packed it myself, and I've forgotten where I...

(pause)

Lopakhin: What are you plans now, Varvara Mikhailovna?

Varya: Me? I'm going to the Ragulins. I've agreed to look after things for them, be their housekeeper, I suppose.

The Cherry Orchard Act 1 Scene 1 Cristóbal Meza Alonso. Only one note. When the window gets opened there’s a great view of the city market that the camera can’t record but in person, you can see it. I have pictures of the view that the public gets.

Daniel Gosset - Act 4 “One last look round at the walls”.

🍒Sergio - is the cherry orchard sold? yes, it is. act 3 finale

Space Week 1 Joshua Waterstone, Stoppard's Translation. Act 1.1 Stoppard's translation p. 14 (from the exit of Anya and Varya), p.14 Yasha and Dunyasha scene till Varya re-enters.

VIEWING NOTES:

This is imagined as a hyper drama where the audience changes locations when beckoned by actors.

Beginning-The dialogue at the start in black would be as Anya and Varya leave the current space and reveal this window to the outside.

The ending- After the window scene, Varya would re-enter and beckon the audience to the next room revealing a broken saucer and Yasha and Dunyasha as they look into the doorway that Varya opens and then would follow Varya into the rest of the scene.

Top of Show - Thomas - Headphones req.

El Jardín de los Cerezos Act 1 Scene 1 Karla

Karin Space part 1

Karin Space part 2

Jit Lopakhin Act 1

Deb K - W1 - Space - Act 1 towards end ROUGH Draft Upload

Week 1 Space (Western) Critical Response Process