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Tejas Verdes

 ★★★★ - Designer Adelaide Green took advantage of the rough-looking building to create a daunting set, into which I was completely immersed. The alternation of light and darkness that accompanied the action sent chills down my spine, and the awareness that – despite some fictional characters – the plot is based on real events made the dismissed factory that hosts the Ugly Duck feel haunted. - Everything Theatre, Marianna Meloni
 
  • Strikingly designed by Adelaide Green- A Younger theatre, Dan Rubins
 
  • There is little set-dressing – flowers, dirt, and chairs are all we have to indicate setting – but this works perfectly to evoke a dystopic, dream-like landscape - Plays to see, Nicola Watkinson
Performed at the Ugly Duck. 2017
An intimate site-specific performance of ‘Tejas Verdes’. Tejas Verdes was an old hotel in Chile which Pinochet's regime turned into a torture centre
Designed by Adelaide Green
Directed by Emily Louizou 
Photos by Konstantinos N. Papaoikonomou

Tejas Verdes

Performed at Streatham Theatre as part of the Women and War festival. 2017
Tejas Verdes and redesigned to be part of Women and War festival.
Designed by Adelaide Green
Directed by Emily Louizou 
Photos by Konstantinos N. Papaoikonomou

London based Theatre Designer, Art Director, Production Designer, Scenographer, Artist  

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