The Far Side of the Moon

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The Far Side of the Moon is a critically acclaimed theatrical work by Robert Lepage that blends multimedia staging and introspective storytelling to explore themes of isolation, memory, and humanity’s fascination with space.

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instanceOf one-man show
theatrical work
adaptation The Far Side of the Moon (film)
adaptationType film adaptation
author Robert Lepage
countryOfOrigin Canada
creator Robert Lepage
criticalReception critically acclaimed
director Robert Lepage
exploresTheme grief
loneliness
search for meaning
sibling rivalry
firstPerformanceDate 2000
firstPerformancePlace Quebec City
genre drama
multimedia theatre
hasPart choreographed movement
monologues
visual sequences
hasTranslation English
other languages
mainSubject human condition
isolation
memory
space exploration
medium stage
musicBy Laurie Anderson
narrativeDevice cosmology metaphors
space race
narrativeFocus two estranged brothers
notableAward Evening Standard Award for Best Play
Olivier Award nomination
Time Out Award for Best Play
originalLanguage French
performedIn London
linked to: London, England

New York City
Paris
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
performer Robert Lepage
producedBy Ex Machina
productionCompany Ex Machina
setDesignBy Robert Lepage
touringStatus international tour
uses multimedia staging
puppetry
video projection

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Robert Lepage notableWork The Far Side of the Moon
Robert Lepage directed The Far Side of the Moon (film)
linked to: The Far Side of the Moon
Ex Machina hasNotableWork The Far Side of the Moon
The Far Side of the Moon adaptation The Far Side of the Moon (film)
linked to: The Far Side of the Moon