Caligula

We will have a story — that of Caligula, the Roman emperor, obsessed with his fate as a mortal, mad with lucidity, freedom, and the absolute, faithful to his revolt but unfaithful to mankind. Caligula is our coryphaeus, our conductor. His chorus is made up of memories he evokes, of those few people who loved him and whom he rejected. This performance is a representation of Caligula’s soul. It is “the story of a superior suicide.” This performance is still the text of Albert Camus, but revisited, remixed.