The Seaweed Sisters: Rather Important

While delivering self-important monologues the comedic trio The Seaweed Sisters poke fun at the tragedy of an over inflated ego run rampant

Through empty monologues, rambled with ease, importance is questioned repeatedly by these ladies of the sea.

Film Details:

Director: Mimi Cave

Choreographer: Megan Lawson, Jillian Meyers, Dana Wilson

(USA, 2018) 4:14 min

Contemporary

Screendance
Contemporary

Short-N-Sweet Shorts Program

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