Burnt Toast

Støttet av: Norsk kulturråd, Fond for lyd og bilde, Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond (BKV)

KILDER:

Black Box Teater, blackbox.no, 07.06.2020,  https://blackbox.no/tittel/burnt-toast/

Import fra Scenekunst.no 07/01-2020, 04.12.2025

Black Box teaters arkiv, 2025

Theatre Beyond Broadway, 17.11.2025, https://www.theatrebeyondbroadway.com/reviews/susie-wang-burnt-toast?fbclid=IwY2xjawOH3rBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyCGNhbGxzaXRlAjMwAAEePKv4hwNLjZyityKPT1DcWdf7eL0hXP7Tl42A-P_OBsYMM3rZB6xWAH37h-w_aem_ywxLS_mj3t3qvp9CdtcHtw

Statister: Jon Løvøen, Simen Ulvestad, Phillip Isaksen, Fanney Antonsdottir

Tony Marinelli, Theatre Beyond Broadway, 10. november 2025:
"Moreover, the entire production is steeped—no, marinated—in the sensibility of David Lynch, that master alchemist of the uncanny. Like Lynch, Wang possesses the rare ability to invert the polarity of perception: the ordinary becomes unutterably strange, and the strange assumes the eerie calm of the everyday. A hotel lobby lamp flickers just so, and suddenly we are not in a building but in a dream about one. The banal hum of an elevator morphs into an omen. It is that particular species of surrealism which feels less imagined than remembered from some half-forgotten nightmare. [...] The nods to The Shining’s Overlook Hotel are deliberate and knowing — the red walls, the symmetrical corridors, the inescapable sense that the building itself is the most sentient character on stage. The production’s pacing, too, recalls Kubrick’s icy precision: every movement calibrated, every silence measured to the millisecond."