Just as Dostoevsky played around with multiple characters & discourses in his renowned work, ‘Demons’; so do the makers at Theater string together little details, borrowed from the Victorians and their sense of grandiose. The ultimate laurel for the piece lies in its ability to elevate the most simple apparel and ideas. A refreshing take on rhinestones and alloy put together, ‘Demons’ is bound to take up a bit of space in a room, as do the unsaid thoughts of a young man, in perhaps a prison, a park or a confessional.
