One morning, I woke up and I didn't know who I was. I felt free. Then I remembered.
This is a series of short, formal works for theatre. Not quite scenes and not quite poems, each work looks at an aspect of theatre: video, light, audio, text, rhythm. Each one explores how they can be recombined in new ways.
Loosely draped over this framework are themes of memory, distance and identity. In a time where being ‘someone’ seems important, what would it mean to be no one?
A Q&A will follow this presentation.
About Malachy Orozco:
Malachy Orozco (he / him) (b. 1983) is a dual-national (USA / IRL), multi-ethnic (USA / IRL / PAN) theatre artist and technical producer based in Lincoln, UK. His career has bounced between performance and production, using lessons from both practices to create a hybrid practice.
Along with Jemima Yong, Alan Fielden and Sophie Grodin, Malachy won the 2018 Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award for their collaborative work Marathon - directed by Alan Fielden and co-produced by London's Barbican.
He has a background in performance, collaborative theatre making, technical production management, and education.
For more information, please visit: malachyoroz.co