Iggy Malmborg: SATAN
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In SATAN, Swedish actor and theater maker Iggy Malmborg tells the supposedly true story of his short life and his problem in six chapters and a prologue. It is a bumpy road that takes him from a deeply Christian family in the Swedish countryside, through friendships, sins and homelessness, to the theater in the depot. It is the story of a hero who tries to become a villain but fails. SATAN could be seen as an homage to the old form of oral storytelling, where the body and voice of a soloist are the only means of transporting the audience to faraway places. But at the same time, something or someone is lurking in the shadows...
SATAN is dedicated to the nature of illusion. It is about illusion as a momentary, pleasurable escapism, but also as an elementary means of creating stability and wholeness in reality itself. Anyone who addresses the subject of illusion must also talk about truth. In the cosmos of this play, truth is an instance that reveals itself in fiction.
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