Synopsis
"Last Life" is a one-act play composed of the Complete Works of Shakespeare. The action of the play follows a man and a woman, trapped in a circle of salt, forced to face their scars, betrayals, and vulnerabilities through a matrix of Shakespeare’s wit and words. They are both victims and predators, facing lifetimes of trauma in order to find their way out, move forward, and become free of lifetimes of hurt. "Last Life" speaks to the basic primal need in each of us for communication, understanding, and acceptance. In this way, the piece unites beyond borders, genders, nationalities, and linguistics. It speaks to the human essence and lays bare the truth. We crave intimacy and yet we hide at every turn.
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