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Marcelle van Caillie letters

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Intimate theatre, The House of Marcelle

Posted by Aruna at August 4, 2019 in art/architecture &editor's choice &the literary lounge

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  Performance room, featuring Marcelle van Caillie’s work © Morokoth Fournier de Carots   The arts are littered with beautiful works based on lost love letters. The House of Marcelle, Explore the Arch’s latest offering, joins them, drawing on the missives of Marcelle van Caillie and lover-later-husband Henry Sanford. A multi-sensory work, it brings the … Continue readings →

Tags : domestic theatre space, Explore the Arch, Henry Sanford, intimate theatre, Marcelle van Caillie, Marcelle van Caillie art, Marcelle van Caillie letters, migrant experience, Strindberg, The House of Marcelle

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