Skin

Co-presented by La Chapelle Scènes Contemporaines and Centaur Theatre. La Chapelle scènes contemporaines to offer two Skin webcasts, one with American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and the other with French subtitles. This project has been made possible thanks to the Conseil des arts de Montréal's support for the ASL interpretation, and the Cole Foundation for the French subtitles version, as part of our accessibility program La Chapelle more bilingual than ever.  SKIN Inspired by a photograph of a partially illuminated door and Seneca’s famous essay On the Shortness of Life (49 AD), Skin is a dreamlike reflection on the value and duration of human existence. The play explores the theme of the satisfaction of living, through formally distinct segments, each one proposing a singular scenographic universe. The two webcasts will be launched as of Wednesday, April 21 - 7 p.m. Free tickets will give you unlimited access until Friday, April 23 - midnight. You can reserve your tickets now. A link to watch either one of the videos, will be sent to you by email 24 hours before de launch. Additional credits for Skin version with French subtitles Translation: Elaine Normandeau Subtitles and video embedding: Andrew Scriver La Chapelle Scènes Contemporaines thanks the Cole Foundation for its financial support as part of the La Chapelle More Bilingual than Ever Program.