K: Impressions of The Trial by Franz Kafka

Year: 1995

The play starts with a series of snapshots: brief, wordless scenes that show Joseph K wandering through the park, along the street, in a back alley, feeling fearful and paranoid in situations that look harmless. K clearly feels that people are staring at him and talking about him, but also seems to be telling himself that it’s all in his imagination. The next morning, K is arrested.

Director: Garland Wright

Playwright: Franz Kafka

Adaptation by: Garland Wright

Set Designer: John Arnone, Garland Wright

Lighting Designer: Marcus Dillard, Garland Wright

Associate/Assistant: Devon Painter

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