This one-woman show reveals the obsessions and dangers of romantic fantasies. The language of black and white is transformed to the “low-tech” universe of paper cut-outs and object theatre, creating a tension that is absurd, painful and humorous. Paper Cut has been performed in over 27 countries and has received international awards and broad critical acclaim.
In Paper Cut, one of those artfully quirky solo performances, Ms. Rasooly deftly combines premise and execution, basically by playing with paper dolls.