OZ Arts brings one step at a time like this to Nashville

October 2016, Theatre
by Jim Reyland

“The experience feels like you are inside some giant movie, where only you know it is a movie. Invigorating and revealing.”
—The Chicago Tribune

One step at a time like this—a forward thinking, one step ahead of all of us theatre company from Australia, refuses to use capital letters or punctuation. Why should they? They specialize in extreme maverick. OZ Arts Nashville, our very own special creative place, welcomes the celebrated Melbourne, Australia-based theatre company for the creation and performance of a new version of their acclaimed work Since I Suppose, based on Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, exploring city government, its corruption and morality.

one step at a time like this creates place-responsive and conversation-based works, focusing on the activity of the audience as an essential element in the work, exploring ways to allow audience members to find a point of relaxed engagement, involvement, and activity in the imaginable and real worlds unfolding before them. Since I Suppose, directed by Suzanne Kersten and commissioned by and developed with Chicago Shakespeare Theater and Richard Jordan Productions, in association with the City of Melbourne through Arts House, arrives in Nashville and runs October 5–23, 12 to 8:30 p.m., 140 minutes in length, one person at a time.

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