The Water Thief is an
interdisciplinary performance project conceived by Sean Frey and Amy Siegel,
that layers film, live performance, music and projection art. This “living
film” is set in an abandoned East Coast town, where Charon maintains a
clepsydra (trans. ‘water thief’), a giant clock run by water. Over three
nights, he is visited by a whale and spirits from his past. On the final night,
Charon enters the whale and is completely immersed in the vivid and wild world
of the afterlife.
Performing at SummerWorks Festival, August 2014.
Funded by The Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council and Toronto Arts Council.
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| Bertholet Charron as Charon, film still |
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| Betholet's Shadow, film still |
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| The Water Clock, film still |
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