QUAD, Questions of Theatre: 〈Dance of Revolution〉

〈Dance of Revolution〉 boldly departs from conventional theatrical narrative and unfolds through eight independent scenes. Rather than forming a causal sequence, each scene illuminates a fragmented moment that might be encountered amid a revolution. Repeated dialogue and sounds, objects and light, and the actors’ precise movements gradually reveal the work’s underlying structure. Through these recurring patterns, audiences can sense the scenes connecting organically beyond the story and experience an expansion of theatrical possibilities.