Treteaux is a theatrical form that unearths innovative creativities and reveals that compelling performance can be achieved without extraneous elements. From a French word for "platform," treteaux consists of a small, 4. x 6 ft. stage on which four to seven actors are confined to perform a short, 10 minute or less piece based on the plot of a well-known epic story, and without set or props. Dramatically condensing the elements of rhythm, space, gesture, and text, and eliminating common crutches of theatrical lighting, electronic soundtracks, stage furniture and props, performers must rely on themselves and each other to evoke anything and everything. Treteaux champions the physical ability of the human body and the creative ingenuity of the human mind.
Playfully experimenting, we have created condensed pieces of film favorites: The Lord of the Rings, Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2, and Jurassic Park.
Noah Bremer ........................ performer
Emily King ............................. performer
Diogo Lopes .......................... performer
Brant Miller ........................... performer
Isabel Nelson ........................ performer
Joanna Harmon ................... understudy
Dustin Suggs ......................... understudy
Ryan Underbakke ................. director
Noah Bremer ........................ performer
Joanna Harmon ................... performer
Emily King ............................. performer
Tyler Michaels ....................... performer
Ryan Underbakke ................. director
David Darrow ....................... performer
Joanna Harmon ................... performer
Emily King ............................. performer
Tyler Michaels ....................... performer
Noah Bremer ........................ co-director
David Darrow ....................... co-director
Joanna Harmon ................... co-director
Emily King ............................. co-director
Tyler Michaels ....................... co-director