Of course, I don’t believe we are under control. We have fragments within us. Everything is in a state of fermentation...

Often, the image or the music narrates the vibration much more powerfully... I want to create experiences for the spectator.

I knew what I was doing, and I did it on purpose to provoke this hypocrisy and conservatism.

[...] the trauma exists, and that is the opening scene of the play—that is where we start.

[...] they tell me, "we have canceled Bergman"... the North has gone off the deep end. And America too.

How can you, a cis man, speak on behalf of Indians? Schechner was forced to take time, half an hour, to give us his resume, to talk about his Jewish heritage and the difficulties he faced in New York—only to conclude that "maybe I am entitled to share this research after all." And excuse me for breathing.

These are extreme phenomena, and there is a concern that they will come to Greece too. History is being rewritten. People face consequences not through formal systems, but through public outcry and silencing. In this way, different forms of control and rigidity are hidden. Within current systems, eroticism can be lost. Fear can paralyze the body; it is the first thing that gets paralyzed. One freezes. But there is a deep love for the body and a deep love for sexuality.