us declared its independence from the kingdom of great britain.
us declared its independence from the kingdom of great britain.
who did the us declare its independence from?
the kingdom of great britain
Na
Na
this play is a visceral experience through the use of music, which in text is described as "music of eternal concentration," and auditory scenes of pandemonium, in which the room is filled with the sounds of the women of the show screaming. visually, the person consuming the piece of theatre are in a constant sense of unease as the actors are not solely confined to the stage. the "beast" leaps into the area where the audience is sitting, while screaming "white white white" repeatedly. the play considers whiteness to be beastly. to end the show the narrator speaks this text to the audience. "and so brothers and sisters, these beasts are still loose in the world. still they spit their hideous cries. there are beasts in our world, brothers and sisters. there are beasts in our world. let us find them and slay them. let us lock them in their caves. let us declare the holy war. the jihad. or we cannot deserve to live. izm-el-azam. izm-el-azam. izm-el-azam." the final statement, which means "may god have mercy," is repeated continuously until the lights go dark.
a black mass