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Milan Kundera's Jacques and his Master is a comedy ased on the novel by 18th century French philosopher Denis Diderot. A mix of farce, literary reflection, and absurdism, the play is something like Don Quixote colliding with Waiting for Godot. Infused with Kundera's concerns-his bittersweet, fatalistic view of the world, an obsession with sex and lust and betrayal, and most of all a fascination with the form of art itself-Jacques and his Master plays at philosophy while creating a world for clowns.
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By Milan Kundera, adapted from Denis Diderot Performed by: |
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| Scenery - Elizabeth Mead Costumes - Emily Hastings Lighting - Alex Lopez Music - Todd Barker and Aaron Treat Stage Manager - Karen Largent Graphic Design - Dao Nguyen and Julie Henslee Photography - Reid Yalom Set and Costume Assistance - Jason Craig and Wendy Koolpe |
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