Alexander Formos presents Eloise in Love - a monologue play in poems
"Eloise in Love" is a monologue play about the real-life love story between French sacred prostitute Eloise and German spy Camilla that happened in Paris on the eve of the Second World War. The play features the poems from the novel “Eurydice in Love,” based on the actual events of Alexander and Eurydice’s previous lives. The authors invite the audience for an honest conversation about the nature of unconditional love, shamanism, past lives, the spiritual design of sex work, divine reasons why Nature created sexual healing artists, and why souls chose this destiny.
The love story of the two women was cut short when Eloise, at the age of twenty-seven, was stabbed to death in an occult ritual by a demonically possessed man. Neither Camilla nor Eloise had a chance to tell each other that they were the love of each other's life (as both women shamed themselves for loving a woman), and now they received a divine chance to confess their feelings through Alexander and Eurydice as two soulmates met in Vancouver of the twenty-first century to create this work of art.
The play captures artistic expressions of love, but it’s also a deeply personal confession of both souls. It tells the story of the two-year spiritual romance between Alexander and Eurydice, as they healed each other through shamanic education under the spiritual guidance of the Sechelt Spirits.
Written and performed by Alexander Formos & Eurydice Eloise Wayles
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