Interview with the Blue Door
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Life. Marriage and Fun; the splattered shattered and recomposed tragi-comedy in life and death.
Based on 'Trolleo and Henriette' sequel, the original "Interview with the Blue Door", this playwright is treating the subject of Trolleo and Henriette in the absurd fashion, slightly differently, a new life given to each character with the audience's chance offer to participate in the show.
Theodora Oniceanu
Theodora Oniceanu (born Lacatis) lives in a small town named Targu-Mures, situated close to the heart of Transylvania, Romania with her husband, her son and their cat. She followed the classes at the Faculty of Letters at the University of Petru Maior Transylvania and the ones on Sociology and Social Studies at the University of Spiru Haret, Bucharest. She is passionate about arts and crafts, she also loves sports, travelling and photography, enjoys good quality music and, of course, books. She's been writing since age nine, but with interruptions. Now she feels that she has the necessary time to dedicate good part of her life to writing.
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Interview with the Blue Door - Theodora Oniceanu
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Theodora Oniceanu
Starting with Trolleo and Henriette - A rebirth meant to take you through this door of blue.
If you want to please everybody, don’t exist - it is better for you and all the others that do not exist to start their something beautiful.
Interview with a Blue Door
~ into the noir ~
Warning! This piece of writing contains elements that may be considered strong, rude, offensive, discriminating or rasist. It also gathers elements of the absurd, and satirical observations. Do take it with a pinch of salt (and pepper?). There is also language and imagery that is commonly known as insulting and rude; it may as well be considered as a reflection of violence and abuse, depicted in slang expressions, dialects or low to middle class language but, it is here to depict either sentiment or illustrate it, showing that inside, we’re not all that different when it comes to pressure and terrorist attacks
, detonations of the being making expressions out. Some words are there in the dictionary but still, they represent that side of life which we find insulting to the elegance of our well educated mind and a threat to our well behaved soul. This work as a whole may be as well interpreted as a modular artistic puzzle, although, I will probably love it in this original state with its given variations more.
Part of the inspiration for this project was offered by my son. Influences from the world of absurd theatre were used to form a pretext for a collaboration between diverse worlds of arts where aspects of life meet to find their meat. If you loved Samuel Beckett, Jean Anouillh and/or Eugène Ionesco, but still appreaciate the magic of the luxury take in elegant artistic expressions, you might feel comfortable with this composition proposal as well.
Special thanks to all those who made this possible. They are many teachers, writers, doctors, constructive spirits, mothers and fathers from whom there was something to learn, architects of the mind and soul. Sometimes lessons can be hard but it is said that one has always something to offer and there’s always something to help one take an idea to work with, or a good piece of advise left somewhere in this world, lying in expectancy for people to find and learn from, grow themselves out of better and more beautiful every day. True, sometimes we can only see that there is nothing of new for us out there but that’s just the trick, I say that there is loads we can take and work with for the best wished for ourselves, and others, if... The old once worked to help the new, the new’s turn to help the old, round and around moving the cycles of life
. The simple thing we need? - the proper armour for our cause, if any.
Book Cover vision: "a Structures make-UP", composition based on a reinterpretation of a photographic projection realised through juxtaposition and digital collage techniques of the original photographic loads copyrighted Basar Dogan, Ashim D. Silva and Gabriel Ramos (Taken from Unsplash.com, a free source of good imagery from professionals all over the world).