This silent performance took place at a private Christian university. It explored audience reactions and contemporary thought on the connection between the physical and spiritual by altering expectations and results of the popular image of a devil.
The devil figure merely stood at the doors of the cafeteria at lunch time and kindly opened the door for everyone passing through. Individuals reacted in a variety of ways to the figure by ignoring or laughing to cursing or bowing.
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Nice Devil at the Doors (2010) Solo Performance Asbury University |
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