Iseult et Tristan

by Pia Wilson

A short adaptation of the Tristan and Iseult legend. In this telling of the story, Tristan is in the role of healer and Iseult is the warrior. Iseult and her sister, Margot are boxers, although Margot has quit the sport. Tristan, an orthopedic surgeon, is engaged to Margot. This short play is about who we are - body or soul.

A short adaptation of the Tristan and Iseult legend. In this telling of the story, Tristan is in the role of healer and Iseult is the warrior. Iseult and her sister, Margot are boxers, although Margot has quit the sport. Tristan, an orthopedic surgeon, is engaged to Margot. This short play is about who we are - body or soul.

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Iseult et Tristan

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  • Heather Meyer: Iseult et Tristan by Pia Wilson
    “

    DYNAMIC. This adaptation packs a huge punch. Pia Wilson has written a tight, well-constructed script filled with heart. The use of the sport of boxing excellent. Three stand-out roles for actors.

    DYNAMIC. This adaptation packs a huge punch. Pia Wilson has written a tight, well-constructed script filled with heart. The use of the sport of boxing excellent. Three stand-out roles for actors.

    ”
  • Jordan Bird: Iseult et Tristan by Pia Wilson
    “

    Wow. This adaptation of a classic story blew me away. Pia Wilson beautifully reveals the history of these characters in carefully-placed, conversational ways -- this play is taut, fine-tuned, razor-sharp. The transitions would be an exciting project for scene and lighting designers; and these characters are so deep and precise, they would be a joy for actors. This would be a stunning play to see staged. Totally gorgeous. I can't wait to encounter more of Wilson's work.

    Wow. This adaptation of a classic story blew me away. Pia Wilson beautifully reveals the history of these characters in carefully-placed, conversational ways -- this play is taut, fine-tuned, razor-sharp. The transitions would be an exciting project for scene and lighting designers; and these characters are so deep and precise, they would be a joy for actors. This would be a stunning play to see staged. Totally gorgeous. I can't wait to encounter more of Wilson's work.

    ”