But Tan quickly points out that they also want to question how much of these have the society actually achieved. Galileo will also be attempting to break new ground. In this current production, naturalistic acting will be mixed with physical movements choreographed by Kuo Jing Hong. It also promises to be a multi-media presentation with video and slide projections creating audiovisual montages. Tan says that they are now exploring forms more radically and the movement score adds an alternative vocabulary allowing more open interpretations.
Variety seems to be the game plan now.
Even down to having two directors, which Kok maintains that this is to provide for multiple perspectives and arguments, not necessarily leading to a resolution. Well, the play will have more questions than answers for you going by its open-ended nature and its refusal to be didactic. At the same time, Kok is not wrong in his opening statement judging by Galileo's promise of a dazzling new form. But what you might glean from the play, well, that depends. Other reviews and features by this writer can be obtained from the InkVault by doing a key word search with this writer's name.