THE THEATRE OF THINKING C2R4

THE THEATRE OF THOUGHT

featuring INFINITE AISA

The Theatre of Thought is the old town hall. He also can grow to the size of an electric elastic emerald stadium to host music, seminars, dance and sport from all over the universe. But mostly he sits still, dusty floorboards, a solo spotlight always, always, always on. He thinks a lot, listens to what everyone says with his enormous old ears and snores loudly when he sleeps. Here, all the creatures come to think.

RIDE OPERATOR : AISA:

Aisa tore away from her pages in INFINITE AISA the moment Rio from Cirque 1 had suggested it. A natural bandit, she has enough skeletons in her closet to happily run away from. Aisa helped to bring Madga and Rio’s vision to light. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF WE ALL DID RUN AWAY FROM OUR STORIES? She would wonder and wonder. Eventually, settling upon the idea that she had absolutely no idea what would happen became too temptations for her, and so, she began to host the initial briefings and meet ups for the rest of the creatures stuck in Clare-Rose Trevelyan’s books. She is always awake and is constantly trying to not wake up the snoring theatre. She keeps the questions of the Theatre under seat F, row 6. 

QUESTIONS FROM THE THEATRE OF THOUGHT

1. What is thought, and how do you know when you’re thinking?
2. Can thoughts exist without words, or do they always involve language?
3. How do we control our thoughts, and can we choose what to think about?
4. Are thoughts always truthful, or can they be mistaken or biased?
5. What happens when we daydream, and why do our minds wander?
6. Do thoughts have limits, or can we think about anything and everything?
7. Can you trust your own thoughts, or should you question them?
8. What is the relationship between thoughts and feelings or emotions?
9. How do we know that other people have thoughts, and can we understand them?
10. Can thoughts change the way you behave and make decisions?
11. Do animals have thoughts like humans do, or is thought unique to humans?
12. Can we share our thoughts with others through language or art?
13. Can you imagine a world without thoughts? What would it be like?
14. Do thoughts have a beginning and an end, or are they continuous?
15. How do we remember thoughts, and can we forget them?
16. Do we learn from our thoughts, and can they help us solve problems?
17. Can thoughts be creative, like inventing new things or writing stories?
18. How do we experience the passage of time in our thoughts?
19. Can you change your thoughts intentionally, and why might you want to?
20. Can we have thoughts about thoughts, and what does that mean?