Hi, Madison! Thank you for taking some time out of your very busy schedule to talk to Luna Luna! Two books. Well, with the writing, it was really being offline. If you want to create more time in your life, I feel like removing yourself from the screen and turning off the internet is so key to that. I feel like, after I did the Unplugged project [a life art project and experiment in which I went offline for six months], that it really helped in having more time in my life and feeling less stressed.
So when I sat down at the computer to write, I had less creative blocks. I was able to focus more on one thing at a time, and really get myself into a project and compartmentalize my focus, rather than being scattered. I feel like that really added a great deal of time to my life.
I highly recommend it to people, although I had to come back online to really promote this theater piece. I need to be the one actually doing the social media and networking and promotion around it.
What is it about Reveal All Fear Nothing that makes you feel the need to be so hands-on about it? It was my first medium that I really sunk my teeth into. And then from there, it got more and more experimental. But this is going to premiere at the Armory, which I really wanted. So much of my history. Or, you know, doing a barn theaterβ¦. It might work! I grew up in Ohio. Sex-positive and DIY communities everywhere. Tuxedo, and taking over different legion halls.
Taking over those spaces and bringing your community into them. And, in my younger years, I went to quite a few raves. A lot of that happens throughout Ohio.
