Jessica Wall
Lighting Designer & Illustrator
A Devised Work
Dæmon
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Directed by Attilio Rigotti
Scenic Design by Phi Le
Costume Design by Daniella Goytizolo
Lighting Design by Jessica Wall
Sound Design by Ellery Pierce
Projection Design by Attilio Rigotti
Photography by Daniella Goytizolo and Justin Chauncey
Daemon is a meditation on the in-between. Between life and death, mortality and divinity, the rational and irrational, and the physical and digital, Daemon tackles the hard questions of the human experience. In exploring transhumanism, liminality, consciousness and the body, the audience must grapple with these ideas alongside the cast.
"A dæmon, neither god nor mortal, but in-between, constantly in-motion"
- Attilio Rigotti
A Devised Work
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Directed by Andy Arden-Reese
Scenic Design by Madeline Goddard
Costume Design by Bella Rasdal
Lighting Design by Jessica Wall
Sound Design by Matt Hubbs
Photography by Justin Chauncey @JCP Images
Created in reaction to En Folkenfiende, an adaptation of Ibsen's Enemy of the People, [REDACTED] deconstructs, comments on and interprets the idea of humanity, freedom of speech, community and collective destruction.
"Our task is not necessarily to explain the play or to retell the same stories the play is already doing, but to shed light on hidden corners, enter spaces glossed over in the play, uncover secrets, and expose that which has been covered.”
-Andy Arden-Reese
Alice Birch
Anatomy of a Suicide
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Directed by Caroline Flynn
Scenic Design by Trevor Wang
Costume Design by Neil Stevenson
Lighting Design by Jessica Wall
Sound Design by Daniel Holzman
Photography by Audrey Lee
Three generations of women all pained by what came before them are caught up in a cycle of trauma and death as they try to understand the decisions which created the painful legacy. For each woman, the chaos presents a challenge they must face against the pressure of their lives.
"I have Stayed. I have Stayed - I have Stayed for as long as I possibly can."
A Dance Piece
Stella, Come Home
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Choreography by SarAica Movement Collective
Scenic Design by Frederica Borlenghi
Costume Design by Valentina Torresi
Lighting Design by Jessica Wall
Sound Design by Julio Vaquero Ramos
Photography by Jessica Wall
Stella, Come Home is a dance-theatre piece that translates the iconic American play A Streetcar Named Desire into movement and dance through the bodies of Et Alia Theatre Company's international women. We are urged to explore what it means to perform this pinnacle of US theare as immigrant women in New York City, one of the most heterogeneous cities in the world. Just as reality-stricken Blanche longs for a return to her imagined Belle Reve, we are outsiders going through the painful struggle of letting go of our past while the promised land of NYC forces us to face our truth: culturally diverse women still have to fight to claim their space.
