Probabilistic Stages of Quantum Reality
How does a performance change when it is shaped by our inner world instead of the outer one? What type of theatre and performance best fits our current understanding of reality? We explore these questions as we craft a Cosmology for performance and theatre.
This environment charges a Shared Book with material that aligns with a modern paradigm of reality based on quantum mechanics.
Here, narratives become multiform landscapes constructed from the inner world's individual and collective psychic terrain. The TransPerformance process redefines the traditional confines of time and space, presenting a new artistic and academic inquiry frontier.
If you are curious to explore what exists beyond the traditional boundaries of theater and storytelling, TransPerformance's harvesting and generative process invites you to step into this uncharted territory. Check out our research, workshops, and laboratories.
The Generative and Harvesting Process of TransPerformance
The TransPerformance Process is a methodology designed to generate and harvest from the Inner World the untapped, emotive, visual, and imaginative resources for the next phase of theatrical innovation.
This exploration sets out to redefine the very fabric of storytelling. Tested and developed through transformative projects like Guernika (1999), Pastiche (2005), 14 (2017) GAIA (2020). Virennu Facennu (2022) and Ma Solo 36? (2023), the TransPerformance Process melds cutting-edge forms of Image and Forum Theatre, derivatives from Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed, into an inner-world narrative process.
The TransPerformance harvesting produces a multidimensional narrative ecosystem through active imagination, asemic writing, contact improvisation, image theatre, and directing pragmatics.
Theatre For Social Change
Directing and Devising
Performing Human Rights
Producing Artistic Director
The Mission of AtticRep is:
Challenging the creative imagination of our community.
Creating immediate and intimate performance-driven theater.
Inspiring dialogue that informs and provokes change.
AtticRep, formed in 2005 by a group of San Antonio theatre artists, was housed at Trinity University's Attic Theatre and became a resident theatre company at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. AtticRep works with local and regional professional actors, designers, directors, and students in its productions. The San Antonio Express-News and the San Antonio Current have labeled AtticRep "Best of 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017." In addition to strong critical reviews, AtticRep has enjoyed consistently growing audiences and has received funding from OCA, The Ford Foundation, the Artists Foundation of San Antonio, and private sources. AtticRep stopped producing in 2020.
