Global Mosaic Foundation’s Main Stage Season

Aesthetic
of Awe

Four works. One proposition.

Theatre is the unique space where the seemingly “ugly” aspects of existence can be transformed into moments of profound artistic revelation and shared human insight.

Aesthetic of Awe, our Main Stage season, explores the unexpected wonder in vulnerability, intensity, decline, and endurance.

Two upturned palms pierced with holes, before a crimson auditorium of spectral skeletons.

I

The Last Winter of Adrian Cross

a play by Adam Kay

In this theatre, the only path to salvation is the total destruction of the self.

This is not entertainment. It is an exorcism. A bare stage, a black wall, a chair — four days before a premiere.

The production
A gilt roundel on a tapestry ground: a young man seated beside a unicorn in a night forest.

IIThe Innerwild Fables

Orlin’s Hunt

a play by Georgie Castilla

Perhaps true liberation lies in embracing the memories that haunt us.

A Potion of Oblivion demands a terrible ingredient. In the Murmuring Forest, a hunt becomes a reckoning — told through life-size puppetry.

The production
A gilt roundel on a tapestry ground: two figures in a boat above a dark sea creature.

IIIThe Innerwild Fables

Echo’s Soul

a play by Georgie Castilla

How far would your soul travel to save you from yourself?

A fisherman casts his Soul away to follow his beloved beneath the sea. Loosely inspired by a short story by Oscar Wilde.

The production
An empty stage: a ladder and a carved bench against a warm curtain.

IV

The Living Canon

a work in dialogue with each place

A work drawn in dialogue with the theatrical heritage of each place we inhabit.

Not a fixed title but a living practice, adapting in response to where the company is working.

The production

The season is in development. Dates, venues and casting will be announced.