‘You are afraid to die? Yes, everyone is!
But to die as lovers may die—to die together,
so that they may live together?’
Carmilla is a ghost story for theatre, enmeshing spoken word and through composed music for live chamber orchestra. This adaptation of Sheridan Le Fanu’s controversial 1872 gothic novella explores violence, transgressive sexuality and the fragile boundary between the living and the dead.
ADAM YEE (b. 1974) is a Victorian College of the Arts graduate whose principal study was the oboe. As an undergraduate, he founded KleZeyn Theatre, which produced four of his operas at La Mama. Active in music education since 1998, he began teaching at Melbourne High School and was appointed founding Director of Music at Beth Rivkah Ladies' College in 2001. He later served as Director of Music at the King David School and President of the Association of Directors of Music in Independent Schools. Adam is involved in VCE Music assessment, curriculum reviews, and lectures on various music education topics.
| Cast Info | 4F, 2M |
| Genres | - |
| Themes | - |
| Audiences | - |
| Extent | 48 |
| Edition | CTS |
| Size | 137 x 210 mm |
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