Watched this 90-minute play Rameau's Nephew, or the Second Satire, an
imaginary philosophical conversation by Denis Diderot, written in ~
1700. "Musician, maniac, madcap, mimic… and genius all in one, the
destitute nephew of the famous Rameau trades witticisms with a logical
Philosopher, deconstructing his perfectly rationalized and orderly world
with wildly antic energy. The Nephew transforms into an entire cast of
hilarious characters as he sets each scene of his argument."
— at Spooky Action Theater.
Watched this 90-minute play Rameau's Nephew, or the Second Satire, an
imaginary philosophical conversation by Denis Diderot, written in ~
1700. "Musician, maniac, madcap, mimic… and genius all in one, the
destitute nephew of the famous Rameau trades witticisms with a logical
Philosopher, deconstructing his perfectly rationalized and orderly world
with wildly antic energy. The Nephew transforms into an entire cast of
hilarious characters as he sets each scene of his argument." — at Spooky Action Theater.
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