The Rain

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I rain, you rain, he rains, she rains, it rains, we rain, you rain, they rain, I am raining, you are raining, he is raining, it can rain, in the future it will rain. To rain or not to rain?

SSDF Programme

Keni Davidson is equally no ghost, but he had, during his time as a member of E.U.T.C., a certain ability to freak people out.A maverick genius, Keni specialised in performance art. This was understandable, as his whole life seemed to be a show. Inspired by the “ Tempest” experience, he put on” The Rain “ in 1987, which transferred to the Traverse Theatre after appearing at the Dundee hosted S.S.D.F, and was also performed at The Edge “ Fringe of the Fringe “ in the same year. Tall, line - featured, bald and intense, Keni could transform himself into his creations to stunning effect. No typed script presentations for him. He prepared shows for acceptance by the E.U.T.C.Committee on sheets of hand-written A1 paper.

Edinburgh’s Bedlam Theatre p.14