The show is loosely inspired by the book PERU Gordon Lish. The book deals with childhood memories of a man of 50 years and is a reflection of how those memories influenced his whole life, your behavior, your character, what it is. He returns to his 6 years of age, more precisely in the period before and after when he killed Steven Adinoff the square of sand, and very sensibly reminds his vision on the people around him, his father, mother, nanny, the colored man. Memories retrieved and counted by him in the book comes just as the memory comes to anyone, fragmented, confusing, chaotic and even invented. The number of stimuli will use the book to create a show based on the theme MEMORY. The play will be like inside the human head, the place where your memories come to the surface, where they are hidden, saved, transfigured and even out of order.
PERU
"I do not remember my mother. I do not remember my father. I do not remember anyone before when I killed Steven Adinoff the square of sand in Andy Lieblich. What I remember is the square sand, and anyone who had anything to do with the square of sand, or I, in my way as a child, I thought so. That's why I remember the babysitter, and that's why I remember the colored man, and that's why I remember that Miss Donnelly was my teacher back then. "
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