It is easy to judge a person, by the way he dress, behavior, or much more to what he does and what he thinks. But we never stopped to look at while trying to reach his goals, and often it is precisely this look she has on things that we could learn a lot. I came to this conclusion when I came across the person of Judith Malina , a founder, along with Julian Beck , the experience of the Living Theatre . American avant-garde theater, it is based on anarchist ideas, and aims to produce a theater engagement, social and out of each scheme.
feel this way, there is most distant from me and my values \u200b\u200bin this odd couple, an artist and bohemian, plus he bisexual, which has revolutionized the way of making theater. Yet, reading a book interview, this woman has strongly affected me, for reasons that have moved and for the simplicity and the passion he has.
I would therefore like to share with you, step by step, my study of this woman. The quoted passages come from the book with the title of Professor Cristina Valenti History of the Living Theatre. Conversations with Judith Malina , Pisa, Titivillus, 2008.
Meanwhile I leave you with the trailer for Paradise Now , their major work, the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF7_BdHi_NA with 'hope that, after seeing it, you can still trust what I tell you!
soon
Cate
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