D-CAF Festival: ‘Sight is the Sense that Dying People Tend to Lose First’ at Falaki Theatre
As part of the Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival ‘Sight is the Sense that Dying People Tend to Lose First’ is a long
free-associative monologue that tumbles from topic to topic to create a
vast, failing iteration and explanation of the world. Comical in its
apparent naiveté and preposterously encyclopaedic in scope, Sight is the
Sense … explores the absurdity and horror of consciousness as it tries
and fails to seize and define everything that it encounters.The director is Tim Etchells. The performance is in English with Arabic subtitles. Tickets are 30LE
free-associative monologue that tumbles from topic to topic to create a
vast, failing iteration and explanation of the world. Comical in its
apparent naiveté and preposterously encyclopaedic in scope, Sight is the
Sense … explores the absurdity and horror of consciousness as it tries
and fails to seize and define everything that it encounters.The director is Tim Etchells. The performance is in English with Arabic subtitles. Tickets are 30LE
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29-Mar
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30-Mar
