HENRI FABERGE'S HELIGOLAND FOLLIES: SWARM TO SEED

HENRI FABERGE'S HELIGOLAND FOLLIES

The year is 1820. Seeking answers, a wandering ascetic is drawn into an isolated community hell-bent on achieving the utopian ideal. A matriarch preaches scientific rationality cloaked in a spiritual fervour. Activists, romantics, and despots alike will find more conundrums than conclusions on a mysterious red rock in the North Sea ...

Henri Fabergé's Heligoland Follies is an episodic musical-comedy series presented at Hart House [University of Toronto].

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Thursday, 29 December 2011

SWARM TO SEED

Refusing to integrate into Heligoland’s tribal community, Henri Fabergé instead offers his services as a wood chopper on the outskirts of the settlement. But the locals pay him mere notice, as sickness is spreading among the populace: a malady of doubt and insolence. As well, a very real plague has made its prescient presence known only to Doctor San Miguel. Amid the distractions of Napoleon’s threats of appropriation and Lex’s dwindling funds, Eldress Kylaa turns her attention to a summoning of cosmic prophecy, while on earth the weakest of her followers must summarily be turned out.