The intimately staged production of the horror story is told with two actors creating their own spooky soundscape
Starting a theater company in post-pandemic times can be a very scary prospect, but Chalk Circle Collective made an auspicious debut Saturday with its edgy and spooky horror play 'Turn of the Screw' at Diversionary's black box theater.
With no space for scenery, the actors create their own aural landscape by scraping the strings of a violin and creating in-the-moment overlapping loops of recorded sound with an electric guitar and keyboard, and percussive beats with their mouths, fingers and the pound of a microphone on their chests. It's mood-setting and chilling.
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