The 2020 pandemic reminded us of how vital the connection between people is and led the performing arts to expand their value and possibilities beyond the theater. It is important that the performers on stage not only become central figures but also feel the world, move forward, and bring about change with the audience. “Cassandra’s Field of Flowers” attempts to create space for the public inside the performance, inspired by traditional Japanese Noh theater. It is a work that makes us think about reality, unreality, the unknown, and the invisible world that extends outside the theater while considering the situation in which human beings are placed.
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