Twelve scenes connected by a certain kind of extreme. Relationships, stereotypes, uncertainties, tensions. Language cut to the bone, silence that speaks. A network of intertwined happenings that lead to crossing our intimate border, to crossing our own portal, to the hope. To the future…
A workshop production of the classic absurdist Polish play by Slawomir Mrozek about three shipwrecked men on a raft. In Russian-Austrian director Ira Süssenbach’s interpretation, the raft as an analogy for our society, which has suffered a kind of “shipwreck”: the familiar concepts no longer work in the face of major crises such as climate change, right-wing extremism, wars, natural disasters, and mass migration.
Screening of an experimental play written in full by a computer, followed by a workshop offering participants the chance to collaborate with a robot on composing a script.
