
T.I.M.E. (Time, Identity, Memory, & the End of History Illusion) by Nigel Maister
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You'll never be as young as you are right now. Or will you? Time, and how we perceive, experience, and engage with it determines how we think about who we are and what we are. If age is "just a number," how old are we? And how do memories shape our sense of self, our futures and our pasts? Basing its text on real interviews conducted with young children, octogenarians, and people on the brink of adulthood, this newly devised theatrical work, T.I.M.E., explores how we see ourselves and examines that. Most slippery and elusive of concepts: age. Developed under the UR International Theatre Program's New Voice Initiative with additional support from the Institute for the Performing Arts Schwartz Fund for the Performing Arts. World premiere!
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