Trans Form
That’s the working title of the piece I’ll be putting up this December, an expansion of Ares and Aphrodite (video here and here). I’m currently a little overwhelmed (by it, by prepping for a work-in-progress showing in a few weeks, by my ‘real’ job, by family, and on, and on) but a bunch of work stuff gets finished this week so hopefully after the too-busy weekend I’ll be able to catch my breath.
Here’s a draft of the front of the postcard I’m working on with a graphic designer:
It was inspired by the Ares and Aphrodite wordle I posted a while back, and I think I like the general concept. It needs a bit of work (and I’d love any feedback from y’all!) but I’m pretty sure it’s a workable idea.
I’m in such a bipolar mood about this performance, though: Something (like the postcard) will make me super-excited, but then I’ll get overwhelmed with all the work and feel like it’s just too much. I know that’s not true, but still…
emotion, theatre, trans
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theatre, trans-form
Themocracy
I love the postcard, I think it looks great. Its exactly the kind of marketing that appeals to me.
How did you choose the words?
Thanks! The text is from plugging my Ares and Aphrodite script into Wordle.net. I’m not totally in love with all of the words, and need to sit down and figure out which ones I’d like to keep and which ones I’d like to toss (and what, if anything, I’d like to add that isn’t already there).