Helen Keller i svjetionici radosti u vjecnim morima radosti
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HELEN KELLER AND THE LIGHTHOUSES OF JOY IN THE ETERNAL SEAS OF YOUTH
Playwright: Dodir(i) Theatrical Ensemble and KI - kreativne intervencije
Directed by: Darko Jeftić
Stage designer: Martina Miholić
Illustrations: Petra Zlonoga
Camera artist: Vedran Gračan
Costume designer: Dodir sewing workshop
Music by: Karlo Slavikovski & KI band
Cast:
Vesna Gloc, Marija Ibriks, Dubravka Pasarić, Ivan Vručina, Milan Vručina, Dušan Došenović, Marijan Jurenec, Kristijan Bezuh
Through its 7 phases, the play speaks of the duality of human nature and the stereotypes which hinder people in integrating duality within themselves and experiencing themselves completely. The aim is to develop in the audience the awareness of themselves and of the environment with which they interact all their lives.
The play, conceived as a process and not as a final product, is a sort of research of the Dodir(i) Theatrical Ensemble, which aims at the complete integration of deafblind persons into modern society and provides a context/platform for investigating the limits of creative and free expression of every single person.
The play is also a sort of excursion into a documentary/dramatic form, inspired by the life and work of Dr Helen Keller and her teacher and interpreter Annie Sullivan.
Duration: 50 min
Language: Croatian/EnglishHELEN KELLER AND THE LIGHTHOUSES OF JOY IN THE ETERNAL SEAS OF YOUTH
Playwright: Dodir(i) Theatrical Ensemble and KI - kreativne interven...all »HELEN KELLER AND THE LIGHTHOUSES OF JOY IN THE ETERNAL SEAS OF YOUTH
Playwright: Dodir(i) Theatrical Ensemble and KI - kreativne intervencije
Directed by: Darko Jeftić
Stage designer: Martina Miholić
Illustrations: Petra Zlonoga
Camera artist: Vedran Gračan
Costume designer: Dodir sewing workshop
Music by: Karlo Slavikovski & KI band
Cast:
Vesna Gloc, Marija Ibriks, Dubravka Pasarić, Ivan Vručina, Milan Vručina, Dušan Došenović, Marijan Jurenec, Kristijan Bezuh
Through its 7 phases, the play speaks of the duality of human nature and the stereotypes which hinder people in integrating duality within themselves and experiencing themselves completely. The aim is to develop in the audience the awareness of themselves and of the environment with which they interact all their lives.
The play, conceived as a process and not as a final product, is a sort of research of the Dodir(i) Theatrical Ensemble, which aims at the complete integration of deafblind persons into modern society and provides a context/platform for investigating the limits of creative and free expression of every single person.
The play is also a sort of excursion into a documentary/dramatic form, inspired by the life and work of Dr Helen Keller and her teacher and interpreter Annie Sullivan.
Duration: 50 min
Language: Croatian/English«
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