I couldn't help but be amused by this picture:
Australia’s Bennett Miller brings his performance installation Dachshund UN, in which dozens of dogs replicate the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. It sounds spoofy, but you can expect all sorts of subtle and not-so-subtle moments in a show that uses theatre as a political arena and actively involves the viewer (be they dog-lovers or theatregoers); it’ll also be webcast. What’s suggested, for instance, if the UK dog humps the Uganda hound, or Canada’s dachshund sniffs the American’s bum (February 28 to March 3)?
http://www.nowtoronto.com/stage/story.cfm?content=189248
Australia’s Bennett Miller brings his performance installation Dachshund UN, in which dozens of dogs replicate the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. It sounds spoofy, but you can expect all sorts of subtle and not-so-subtle moments in a show that uses theatre as a political arena and actively involves the viewer (be they dog-lovers or theatregoers); it’ll also be webcast. What’s suggested, for instance, if the UK dog humps the Uganda hound, or Canada’s dachshund sniffs the American’s bum (February 28 to March 3)?
http://www.nowtoronto.com/stage/story.cfm?content=189248
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