Voyeur (2019)
Overview
Inspired by true events, two student actresses at Yale delve into dark competition in staging Strindberg's Miss Julie, pushing the envelope of Naturalist authenticity until they lose sight of reality. "Voyeur" explores the extremes of self-inflicted student perfectionism at an elite college through the lens of a dark comedy, asking the questions: How far will one go to reach authenticity? Can the theatre ever disappear completely and become life itself?
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Additional Info
| Budget | $4,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.847 |
Directed By
Delilah Napier
Lucy Powers
TOP CAST
Delilah Napier
Ella Anderson
Lucy Powers
Maxine Fletcher
Danny Germino-Watnick
Atticus
Danilo Gambini
Reuben Leal
Annie Saenger
Hannah
Angel Adeoye
Kate
Siduri Beckman
Poet
Murray Biggs
Fred Stanton
Gillian Bolt
Student
Baber Butt
Audience Member
Emma Chanen
Cleo
Lance Chantiles-Wertz
Student
Kevin Daigneault
Audience Member
Edward Napier
Laughing Man
Will Nixon
Louis
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