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Paradise

Paradise

Paradise

by GJ Kalic

by GJ Kalic

by GJ Kalic

Moira, Mama Miriam and Adam are totally at ease in their individual squats. These squats - their bespoke homes - are in city centre alcoves, alleyways or other derelict places; they are public, yet hidden and protected… Paradise has three acts, nine scenes, three characters - each of whom is a relic in some way. The characters don't interact with one another, rather, they mostly have 'dialogues' with objects or absent or silent people. In part, Paradise is a response to reality TV; the play has been likened to Black Mirror. This playscript offers opportunities for creative collaborations between live theatre, film and virtual production.

Moira, Mama Miriam and Adam are totally at ease in their individual squats. These squats - their bespoke homes - are in city centre alcoves, alleyways or other derelict places; they are public, yet hidden and protected… Paradise has three acts, nine scenes, three characters - each of whom is a relic in some way. The characters don't interact with one another, rather, they mostly have 'dialogues' with objects or absent or silent people. In part, Paradise is a response to reality TV; the play has been likened to Black Mirror. This playscript offers opportunities for creative collaborations between live theatre, film and virtual production.

Moira, Mama Miriam and Adam are totally at ease in their individual squats. These squats - their bespoke homes - are in city centre alcoves, alleyways or other derelict places; they are public, yet hidden and protected… Paradise has three acts, nine scenes, three characters - each of whom is a relic in some way. The characters don't interact with one another, rather, they mostly have 'dialogues' with objects or absent or silent people. In part, Paradise is a response to reality TV; the play has been likened to Black Mirror. This playscript offers opportunities for creative collaborations between live theatre, film and virtual production.