The performance of Aw, Hell features a walking tour led by Virgil, who introduces audience members as Dante, aligning them with Dante Alighieri's experience in the Inferno. The production emphasizes strict rules such as no sinning, no laughing, and no touching, while monsters can freely interact. Each cast member portrays Virgil, representing fluidity within the performance. PETE's adaptation of Dante's work blends comedy with poignant themes, including regret, grace, and hope, as seen in the varied roles and the vibrant physical performances.
At the beginning of the walking tour, strict rules are set: No sinning, no laughing, no touching, but the monsters have the freedom to touch you.
Virgil, in quirky attire, guides the audience, all addressed as Dante, into the depths of Hell, reminiscent of Dante Alighieri's original work.
Throughout the 'Inferno tour', the role of Virgil is shared among cast members, showcasing their ability to fluidly transition between numerous roles.
PETE's interpretation balances humor with the essence of Dante's narrative, evoking feelings of regret, grace, and the hope inherent in the original material.
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