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The wolfs mouth Staged Reading in Jerwood Theatre The Royal Court Theatre, London. 2000. Directed by: Rufus Norris. __________________________________________________________ |
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Lucrecia and Mina have been sharing the same dressing room for several years. Across the door, the night club: an anachronistic site where still varieties of magic and imitations for the public appear. Lucrecia has decided to flee from there, and leave in her place to Amparo, a young woman who simultaneously flees from his own demons. The night of the debut of Amparo, these three women are in this extremely narrow dressing room where the forces of the friendship, the solitude and desires, ignite and extinguish like the lights around their mirror. |
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