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| Imagine the stage as a space of a dream, a place of possibility. An actor standing barefoot on stage, her only prop a rock and the mask of her performance. After a sell-out season earlier this year, Malthouse Theatre presents the mesmerising Margaret Cameron in the proscenium. the proscenium is a meditation on an interior landscape of memory, desire and the watchful gaze of childhood. Here the imagination itself is a theatre and thinking is a kind of performance. Cameron, who has a long and rich history as a theatremaker including the landmark works Things Calypso Wanted to Say! and Knowledge and Melancholy, continues her explorations of the solo female performer in this strikingly personal yet engaging work, an impression reinforced by the astounding mix of vulnerability and forceful presence that she achieves. In this fascinating undertaking, the audience is invited to enter the mysterious world of the self and to witness the action of thought in its most elemental form. |
| Photo: Jeff Busby |
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