I think the thing with Leo that makes it
different from other physical theatre
shows is it's the depth of the theater
in it we stay with a funny situation to
a tech situation Doc's tuition the
winger kuba see this mean to me after
the show originated in Berlin and one of
the artists had an idea to turn the
camera on its side there's the simple
idea of changing gravity and that effect
that for people was interesting and
exciting but as the show goes on the
depth of the theater and the evolution
with the character is what takes it to
another level they always an
unbelievable piece of physical theatre
in theaters we present two different
universe in same time in on the same
stage and just with one actor we decided
to really see if we could tell the full
story of this character who's trapped
essentially inside a room on his own
it's very personal to audiences for so
many different reasons how do you break
free from the bonds of being stuck in
one place into all over Europe it's been
to South America and North America all
over Asia you know the Sydney Opera
House is one of the iconic theaters in
the world and Australian audiences are
fantastic to the whole crew is just
excited to get it's one of the
highlights of our issue
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