Fruits, or the Decline of a Distant Memory is a dream-like experience inspired by fears and fuelled by hope: the fruitless attempts of finding love, embracing solitude and seeking acceptance.
Presented through a series of exciting and electric vignettes, three entities that are stuck in the midst of space and time search for purpose by morphing into different characters. With a yearning desire in the air and at the edge of oblivion, they will navigate through their fragmented journey in raw and atmospheric performances. Ultimately giving us a love story between the self and its reflection.
A burst of sweet and bitter flavours question who we should be.
Press & Reviews
“It's an ambitious project and it's easy to see that a lot of thought has gone into it. From the wasteland-y set to the props, from the juxtaposition of the chapters to the acting, it's impressive.”
“Its nonsensical nature is uniquely neat and presents a disillusioned view of life that's resounding of the modern societal crisis and feels the aftermath of the overwhelming effects of the world.”
“The company are bold in their execution, with certain instances looking more like art installations or performance art as opposed to straight theatre. It's excessive and impertinent, vulgar and amusing. They explore identity, social cues, lust, and temperament with bewildering but perplexing methods.”
Cindy Marcolina for Broadway World U.K.
Cast & Creative Team Created by TAKDAJA
Performed by Mimmi Bauer, Pat Dynowska, Michał Szpak
Light design by Theodor Spiridon
Stage design by Helen Hebert
Musical composition by Jack Foran