Bigtan & Teresh Are Dead
Bigtan and Teresh, two extremely minor characters from the Book of Esther, emerge from the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem to find themselves exiled, lovelorn, and pawns in someone else's story. Their witty tale explores grief, free will, the constraints of religious texts, and what to do when the walls of your book close in around you.
The projection design traces that revelation through light and shadow, the stage slowly materializing as pages, letters, and scroll, until the book itself becomes the set. A visual exploration of what it means to live, and grieve, and resist, inside a written world.






CREDIT
Producer/Playwright|Michal Richardson
Director|Bobby Matteau
Production Stage Manager|Emma Smith
Assistant Stage Manager|Winnie Chiang
Co-Producer|Amelia Merrill
Co-Producer|Evan Feist
Associate Producer|Elizabeth Ramirez
Graphic Design|Eli Kaplan Wildmann
Scenic Design|Alex Grover
Video/Projections Design|Wei-Fang Chang
Costume Design|Jeremy Clayton
Lighting Design|Michael Rathbun
Props Design|Niko Gelfars
Original Music & Sound Design|Lindsay Jones
Photography|Brie Shayne


