A story about theatre, dreams and power
Things are going well: she’s being noticed, praised, encouraged. The director recognises her talent and believes in her. Collaboration turns into closeness; closeness into trust. And whilst Lina acts, reminisces, sings and comments, a picture gradually emerges of a relationship in which recognition and dependence lie dangerously close to one another.
GLANZ tells a story – with self-deprecating humour, bitter irony and in direct dialogue with the audience – of grand dreams, subtle shifts and the mechanisms of power – in the theatre and wherever careers, recognition and hierarchies intersect.
- A production by Hystera Feminist Theatre Collective
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