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Underground Toys
by Paul Van Dyck
Based on Notes from Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky
When a vintage toy collector’s vlog gets derailed, their childhood playthings
become the means of releasing their rage against the outside world.
Underground Toys, based on Dostoevsky’s 1864 darkly comedic cautionary novella,
Notes from Underground, takes the most unlikeable protagonist in literary history and gives them a website.
Written, directed, and performed by Paul Van Dyck, with digital projections by Jeremy Eliosoff
and dramaturgy by Bryan Wade as part of UBC's MFA Creative Writing program,
Underground Toys blends experimental film and theatrical techniques to create
a wholly unique and tragically hilarious online storytelling experience.
Click here to watch it now.
Underground Toys
by Paul Van Dyck
Based on Notes from Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky
When a vintage toy collector’s vlog gets derailed, their childhood playthings
become the means of releasing their rage against the outside world.
Underground Toys, based on Dostoevsky’s 1864 darkly comedic cautionary novella,
Notes from Underground, takes the most unlikeable protagonist in literary history and gives them a website.
Written, directed, and performed by Paul Van Dyck, with digital projections by Jeremy Eliosoff
and dramaturgy by Bryan Wade as part of UBC's MFA Creative Writing program,
Underground Toys blends experimental film and theatrical techniques to create
a wholly unique and tragically hilarious online storytelling experience.
Click here to watch it now.
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