Global Mosaic Foundation’s Main Stage Seasonpresents
Orlin’s Hunt
Part of The Innerwild Fables
“Perhaps true liberation lies in embracing the memories that haunt us.”
A dark, philosophical fairytale for grown-ups.
Written by Georgie Castilla, this dark, philosophical fairytale for grown-ups unfolds as part of The Innerwild Fables.
The story
In a desperate wish to erase his cruel past, a young man named Orlin turns to a forest witch for help. She promises him a Potion of Oblivion — but its creation demands a rare and terrible ingredient: the golden horn of a unicorn, ground to dust.
Deep within the Murmuring Forest, Orlin’s hunt becomes a reckoning. The unicorn refuses to be merely prey, drawing him into a dangerous confrontation with memory, fear, and the Shadow — an ominous beast that has stalked him for years.
The staging
A living confrontation, not a simple quest.
Brought to life through extraordinary performances and striking life-size puppetry, the fable unfolds as a living confrontation rather than a simple quest, where survival, morality, and identity are forced into collision.
From the script
Orlin’s Hunt — script teaser. 20 seconds, with sound.
— Coming soon —
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The Innerwild Fables
The Innerwild Fables is a series of dark fairytales for grown-ups by Georgie Castilla, set within a shared mythic universe that explores the inner wilderness of the Self through symbol and embodied metaphor. Each standalone play examines fractures, reckonings, and acts of self-recognition that shape who we become.
Main Stage Season
Aesthetic of Awe