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I’m quite interested in that play: what’s the alternative flow, what do they do to trigger it?
by girvo 6y ago
I’m quite interested in that play: what’s the alternative flow, what do they do to trigger it?
- zoomablemind 6y ago> ... what’s the alternative flow Well, as I mentioned, I have left after that scene had concluded (conventionally, I guess). The prisoner got "killed", the witnesses returned to their seats with a mixture of puzzlement and amusement on their faces. As for the alternative flows, I only learned that the scene had some kind of chance for the prisoner, should any witness have intervened. Basically, witnesses' participation was a vote (a silent compliance in that case). None of this obviously had been advertised ahead of show (it was part of a festival). The play and the company were from South America (Chile or Argentina) .... it's been awhile.
- pintxo 6y agoSounds like a try at making somehow including the Milgram experiment [1] into a play. I guess we cannot learn to much, if the people in the experiment actually know it's all show. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment