Read God of Carnage. Design set.
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Carnage
(1) The flesh of slain animals or men.
(2) Great and usually bloody slaughter or injury.
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How does carnage manifest today? At what scales? What role does communication play? Can we truly rise above it, or is it something primal within us? When is it horrific, when is it righteous—and what are we willing to tolerate?
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These were the questions I explored while reading God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza. I envisioned the set as minimalistic, orderly, and cultured—a "safe haven" of civility. Yet beneath the polished surface, the play reveals deep personal, parental, and marital tensions, a hidden "carnage" that slowly unravels the façade of perfection.
