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UCLA REMAP

Center for Research in Engineering, Media and Performance

The Virgin and the Unicorn

This workshop theatre production based on Leonardo Da Vinci’s version of the classic myth was created by Alexandar Iliev (Bulgarian National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts), Jed Harris (Carnegie Mellon School of Drama), Sergio Costola (Southwestern University) and Jeff Burke (UCLA REMAP) for the Rhodope International Theater Laboratory. Collaborating artists for REMAP included Cat Deakins (cinematography/visuals), Jonathan Snipes (sound design/composition), and Francesco Capodieci (software).

The piece incorporated research and a performance text by Costola, movement styles from carnival performance through commedia by Iliev and Harris, and media by Burke, Capodieci, Deakins, and Snipes. Both professional and student actors in residence during the 2008 RITL, and professional resident actors of the host company, the Rhodope Drama Theatre, collaborated on the piece’s creation and performed.

Rhodope International Theater Laboratory—2008.

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