T I T L E  6 6  P R O D U C T I O N SMontreal Theatre Company

Embedded reveals the two central characters in stasis, seeming to have been in bed for an eternity; in worship of their own relationship, which they've built into a sort of monument; plotting each other's demise. Their words sting, their bodies tremble, their fears feed, their hopes devour. Embedded exposes Ludwig & Mae's relationship, in all its raw and truthful self-indulgence. 

Apocalypse is set in the surrealistic landscape of Ludwig's destructive mind, following the events of Embedded. Ludwig's subconscious is personified into three equally absurd, hilarious, and disturbing characters: The Pope, The Muse, and the Giacometti-Style Cow. Together, they analyze Ludwig's past and the failings of society, in a desperate attempt to either justify or revolt against Ludwig's ritualistic plan to commit suicide.

Resurrection is Mae's testimonial of her relationship with Ludwig. The final chapter in this story counterpoints Apocalypse's subversiveness with beautiful clarity. The events that unfolded with Ludwig have left Mae shattered. In Resurrection, she confronts her past selves in a simple yet painful gesture of reconciliation.