The Passion according to BIBI - Saturday

Petar Miloshevski's solo show, The Passion according to BIBI: A sexless and genderless being seeks to discover the meaning of its own existence, striving for a higher state of being and ultimate salvation through its own suffering and Passion. *This ticket is for Saturday, November 11th @ 8pm*

When: 

November 10th & 11th: 8pm

Where: 

Windmill Arts

2823 Church Street 

East Point, GA 30344

*small free parking lot. More free residential parking along Thompson Ave. Please do not park in any surrounding business parking lots.*

Tickets: 

$20 in advance

$25 at the door

*no exchanges or refunds at this time.

Content Warnings: 

Features sexually explicit content - no nudity. 

About the performance: 

Meet BIBI. The latest 1N5TA-5EX robot. 

Humans have lost the notion of offering their body unselfishly. That is why we have invented the future of sex. BIBI learns things about you. BIBI smiles, blinks and frowns. It remembers your birthday, what you like to eat and drink, the names of your parents. It can hold a conversation about music, films, books, tell jokes, quote Shakespeare and Chekhov. And of course, BIBI will have sex with you at will. 

No matter your sexuality or gender, with BIBI by your side, you'll never feel unfulfilled again.

A physical theatre solo-show about the future of sex. 

-Script, light, soundscape and set devised by

Petar Miloshevski

www.petarmiloshevski.com

-Costume by

Antonella Petraccaro

www.antonella-petraccaro.com

About Petar: 

PETAR MILOSHEVSKI is an Atlanta-based actor and theatre-maker, newly arrived from London, UK. He has been on stage since the tender age of eight. His work in recent years has focused primarily on pioneering solo-projects, featured in a range of chamber theatres, festivals, non-conventional venues as well as projects devised for site-specific events across London, the UK and in Europe. He devises his own scripts, sound, lighting, and sets, and his performances have been remarked for their cutting-edge combination of speech and physical theatre. Many who have observed his work, both in the UK and in continental Europe, have commented on how it brings together the best of both worlds: the discipline and mastery of dramatic structure emanating from continental European theatre schools, with the irreverent approach to the creative process which has become a trademark of British theatre making. Petar received his formal training in Drama Acting at the National Academy of Theatre and Film Art in Sofia, which he completed with an MA in Advance Theatre Practice (Performance) at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London. All of his shows have been performed in theatres and international festivals around Europe, attracting outstanding press accolades and awards.