The Statement
2016 · Drama · 20 min
Plot summary
“A political statement with tenderness and benevolent intent.”
'The Statement’ is a wedge of realism; cold and current. A one-act play, with four characters locked in their own battle for control, and with the morality of their actions: they have been tasked with fueling a conflict in a distant country. Now, being asked to take responsibility for their actions in order to exonerate their superiors, a conflict is rising within their department. Writer - Johnathon Young. Choreographer - Crystal Pite.
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The first two episodes are a bit slow, but after that you can't stop. Great performances, though the finale feels rushed.
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Crew
Cast
Meg Roe
Vocal performance
Colleen Wheeler
Vocal performance
Andrew Wheeler
Vocal performance
Johnathon Young
Vocal performance
Jon Bond
Dancer
Aram Hasler
Dancer
Rena Narumi
Dancer
Roger Van Der Poel
Dancer
