Love, Fargo and information

British writer Caryl Churchill wrote, at the age of seventy-five, a series of short conversations in an unspecified context between an unspecified number of characters.

The American Coen brothers wrote a violent yet comical film script about a failed kidnapping  in a small town in North America.

Script and dialogue are interwoven. One takes place behind the scenes of the other.

Seven bachelor's students from the RITCS in Brussels set out 

From a shared desire for the absurd, the joy of acting, group work and taking a stand on larger societal issues.

Comp. Marius has years of experience in text adaptations and working on location, and for this project the company draws inspiration  from the ideas and desires of a new generation of actors and creators.

Translation, adaptation, dramaturgy: Indrit Aliu, Kato Bijvoet, Willem Loobuyck, Lentle Tolkatchev,  Fleur Van Bergen, Jenne Vande Velde, Katrijn Wahlen
Technique: Maarten Meester, Lucas Maes
Supervision and final direction: Waas Gramser
Thanks to: Czeslaw, Nora, Richard, Veerle, Renée
Production: RITC i.s.m. Comp. Marius