Back from the dead : rebirth and time-travel...

Capricorn represents the endpoint in terms of how much we can achieve on this physical plane. Situated at the zenith of the horoscope, the terms and conditions of this life are not for the weak hearted. And the elevated zodiacal position that she has been called for cannot exist without accompanying trauma or suffering. At the bottom of the mountain, Saturn’s reception can be shadowy, inflexible and melancholic. She is here to physically build the images conceived in the worlds beyond this one. It is her ascended manipulation of time, space, and material that produces what is useful. In this way, she is the architect who forms the very contours of reality.

The individual is forced to keep moving forward despite the harsh demands that emanate from someplace deeper, directed toward the tiny flicker of Saturn's immortal light in the dead of winter. Life is a game of chess to the Capricorn, and every move is made with spectacular calculation and wisdom. She wins every time. After all, she was the one who wrote the rules before time even began.

where the audience confronts itself as a collective. […] Theatre emerged as a form of aesthetic constitution – sensible constitution – of the community. By that I mean the community as a way of occupying a place and a time, as the body in action as opposed to a mere apparatus of laws; a set of perceptions, gestures, and attitudes that precede and pre-form laws and political institutions. More than any other art, theatre has been associated with the Romantic idea of an aesthetic revolution, changing not the mechanics of the state and laws, but the sensible forms of human experience. Hence reform of theatre meant the restoration of its character as assembly or ceremony of community. […] If theatre thus embodies the living community, as opposed to the illusion of mimesis, it is not surprising that the desire to restore theatre to its essence can draw on the critique of the spectacle.