ELIZABETH de ROZA

Writer: Ōta Shōgo
Director: Elizabeth de Roza

“A broken faucet. A thin line of water from the spout. The sound of water. A variety of people pass by, approach, touch the water, and move on.” – Ōta Shōgo

Ōta Shōgo’s The Water Station is one of the masterpieces of the contemporary Japanese stage. Overflowing with haunting imagery, sonorous music and vivid sounds, The Water Station attempts to reduce the noise of the every day and contemplate the silence and stillness of human existence. The Water Station is a collaboration between BA(Hons) Acting Level 2, Diploma in Dance Level 2, Diploma in Technical and Production Management Programmes and the School of Contemporary Music.