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Franz Kafka's THE HUNGER ARTIST, starring Larry Cedar

Larry Cedar

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Franz Kafka's THE HUNGER ARTIST, starring Larry Cedar, directed by Pamela Cedar, from a new adaptation by Howard Colyer, cinematography Curtis Davis, produced by The Porters of Hellsgate Theater Company

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9 Comments

@judica8873 4 years ago

Awesome impact performance. Thank you so very much for your hard work. Kafka's written analogies and Spieglman's cartoon-style book, MAUS, present the horrors of the Holocaust in a uniquely vivid way as one's mind attempts to wrap his head around incomprehensible actions of men upon men.

@jamesbuckley6834 4 years ago

Nice, looking shredded Larry Cedar.

@ANGEL-eh6pd 4 years ago

Wonderfully done, A+++ and thank you!

@PeteDetective 3 years ago

This is the first performance of yours I've watched in which I hadn't previousy read the source material and, although this usually pains me (e.g. being unable to picture Brother William as anyone but Sean Connery when I finally read Name of the Rose) and I could've found and read a copy online before proceeding, I'm glad I didn't.
A captivating performance throughout, I'm eagerly anticipating The Trial.

@Gracejh333 3 years ago

What a masterpiece of performance art! ‘The audience is still there, so is the name😊.’ Was also amazed by your performance of The Burrow, truly fascinating!

@hellbooks3024 10 months ago

I didn‘t know the guy from Ein Hungerkünstler was from Jersey.

@patod4 2 years ago

Super.

@Pavi.pavyea 2 years ago

Hello, I'm doing a final project for my literature class, and your video caught my eye! It's a video analysis of Kafka's book, "A Hunger Artist," where I dive into the deeper meanings of his work, drawing connections with his life and own mental health struggles. I would really like to use some of the clips from this video if you would be okay with that. I would be posting it on youtube as well, however I will (of course) credit you, and link your channel. Let me know!