WHITE NOISE

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WHITE NOISE
Freely Inspired by the Novel by Don DeLillo

Theater Freiburg, Ruhrfestspiele Recklingshausen and Skiball Arts Center NYC
Premiere: June 6 2018

Read the NY TIMES REVIEW here

Read the  Los Angeles Review of Books review here

Watch Archival Video here

The 70 minute performance extracts it’s text entirely from the novel’s teeming lists, creating an obsessive reduction of the novel’s prescient themes: rampant consumerism, environmental disaster, guns, media saturation, underground conspiracy, fear of death and the disintegration of the nuclear family.

Originally staged in 2018 by Theater Freiburg and Ruhrfestspiele Recklingshausen in Germany, White Noise is performed by actor Bruce McKenzie with live accompaniment by composer/drummer Bobby Previte. Jim Findlay’s video design features nineteen teenagers from Freiburg, Germany and is projected on Andrew Leiberman’s monumental set which encapsulates McKenzie in the center of the image.

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  • Freely inspired by the novel by Don DeLillo
  • Concept and Direction: Daniel Fish
  • Video: Jim Findlay
  • Set: Andrew Lieberman
  • Costume: Doey Lüthi
  • Light: Stefan Meik and Stacey Derosier
  • Associate Director: Alexandra Kuechler-Caffal
  • Performer: Bruce Mckenzie
  • Music: Bobby Previte
  • Performance Photos: Paula Court
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