the girl who ate dead birds is a cross-disciplinary solo performance by milla jarko                it's a profusely visceral  ring monologue that  places itself on the fringes of circus and theatre               the performance investigates the concept of one’s own room and the absence of another human                the almighty performer, the strongest powergirlwoman in the world, is capable of anything in her own world                will she dare to wander outside of it?                if your own room is too big, can you fit another person in there?                what if your room becomes your cage?

                “ for i desire to get on stage to experience feelings ”
              the creative process has examined the points of fusion and diffusion between the performer and the director, theatre and circus, myself and the other, subject and object, inner worlds and outside worlds                the performance features music composed and written by milla jarko

              the girl who ate dead birds is a flying extravaganza of joy amidst sorrow                it is a magnificent child’s play, a fine show of skill, a shedding of feathers and a great casting off of the winter coat                teaser                trailer