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WEEKLY WORKSHOP
IN YOUR POV: Talk about short stories and film with a focus on narrative techniques.
Content: Discuss narrative techniques that include interior monologue, dramatic monologue, letter narration, diary narration, subjective narration, detached autobiography, memoir, anonymous narration, dual character point of view, multiple character point of view, no character point of view, and more.
Time: Tuesdays 9-10:30 pm (Japan time); or, various other times may be available.
Platform: Signal and other platforms, or in-person.
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THIS WEEK: UNRELIABLE NARRATORS
Not I by Samuel Beckett
Fallibility and distortion are key elements of unreliable narrators,
and in Beckett's Not I, a theatrical production often featuring only a mouth on a stage, all of our expectations are upended as we try and form a theory of the narrative. It is a monologue, lyrical stream-of-consciousness, that recounts denial and trauma. One might not grasp it the first time and return to the haunting image of disjointed lips with intimacy that is rooted in visceral touch and colors while floating outside of definable time and space.
In this production, Julianne Moore performs Not I.