Artist’s Statement
The space is a porous, deteriorating,labyrinth prison. There are many places to go within the high walls, but thereis no escape from them. You can also become lost, be secretly observed fromabove or from behind the areas that fall into place, and storm into and outfrom everywhere. Levels are very important to me as the play challenges whoshould be King, class status, death vs. life, and family dynamics. To achievethis exploration there are three levels of doorways and traps in the centerthat rise for guards platform, rise higher for the play with the play, and fallto become the grave.
The space is a porous, deteriorating,labyrinth prison. There are many places to go within the high walls, but thereis no escape from them. You can also become lost, be secretly observed fromabove or from behind the areas that fall into place, and storm into and outfrom everywhere. Levels are very important to me as the play challenges whoshould be King, class status, death vs. life, and family dynamics. To achievethis exploration there are three levels of doorways and traps in the centerthat rise for guards platform, rise higher for the play with the play, and fallto become the grave.
-Travis Kerr
