Passing Strange: Berkeley Repertory Theatre/the Public Theater.(PRODUCTION NOTEBOOK)
American Theatre, April, 2007
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Annie Dorsen, DIRECTOR: Passing Strange is a rock show with a story in the middle. The first principle of design was to make the band the environment. You can see, behind Stew (seated) in the above image, a hole with a drummer in it. Each band member is sunk into the ground, across the stage, with actors living in and amongst the band.
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The story draws from Stew's and other expatriate experiences, in particular the iconic black expatriate experience. In the photo on the right the Youth, an aspiring musician, has just arrived in Amsterdam, the first stage in his escape from the ...
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