A Bag of Rice in a Theatre of Cruelty
The article discusses the play "Rice Bag" as part of the "Evening Rituals" Festival, which explores the theme of humans transforming into commodities subject to sorting, categorization, and sale in a world plagued by cruelty and alienation. The performance focuses on issues of losing identity, lacking control over one's body, and turning individuals into destructive tools deprived of their basic rights, treating them as material objects open to exploitation. Through symbolic scenes involving a sieve, rice bags, mirrors, and masks, the play highlights human exploitation and evaluation based on productivity and service capacity. It warns of the dangers of considering humans as commodities within an unforgiving social and political system, concluding that this transformation reduces humans to a repetitive, destructible image.
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