Wild offers a live theatrical coup for a world turned upside down. Three people play cat-and-mouse games in a Moscow hotel room. One is Edward Snowden, the American whistleblower whose Wikileaks dump has just transformed him into a man without a state, and the others are shady characters with offered promises of protection. Can they be trusted?
With echoes of Kafka, the play asks if individual identity is still even a thing in our perilously uncertain world. But it asks that unsettling question with humor and theatrical bravado. And Quantum’s production, built in a strange, safe place, will make you feel like you’re at the theater again.
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Cast
Chris Cattell as Andrew
Lydia Gibson as Woman
Wali Jamal as Man
Creative Team
Systems Engineer – Hank Bullington
Scenic Design by Kelsey Garrett
Lighting Design by Hannah Kerman
Costume Design by Rachel Vallozzi
Sound Design by Drew Weinstein
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