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Амстердам / 25.01.25 от 18.30 ч: В Очакване на Годо!
Amsterdam / 25.01.25 from 18.30: Waiting for Godot!
Event by: Face Bulgaria
Location: Zonnehuis, Zonneplein 30, Amsterdam - Amsterdam-Noord
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About event
The production of the Theater of the Bulgarian Army "Waiting for Godot" goes on tour in Europe and on January 25, 2025 it arrives in Amsterdam!
Participants: Yulian Vergov, Georgi Kirkelanov, Ivan Radoev, Monyu Monev
⏰ When?
January 25, 2025 (Saturday) from 6:30 p.m.
🏫 Where?
Zonnehuis
Zonneplein 30, 1033 EK Amsterdam
🎫 Tickets online: https://bit .ly/4hJtAG1
Promotional prices
€35 for adults
€15 for students and children
Author: Samuel Beckett
Translation: Painted Petrova
Director: Ivan Urumov
Scenography and costumes: Nina Pashova
Participating: Georgi Kirkelanov, Ivan Radoev, Julian Vergov, Monyu Monev
"Waiting for Godot" is the first and one from the iconic plays of playwright Samuel Beckett. The play won the title "Most Controversial Play of the Year". It's a prize that hasn't been awarded since.
ESTRAGON: Let's go.
VLADIMIR: We can't.
ESTRAGON: Why?
VLADIMIR: We're waiting for Godot, aren't we.
ESTRAGON: True.
Beckett's drama seeks all knowledge of being in man alone. The crisis of identity is continued in the crisis of language. The confession the author makes about himself applies to Beckett's characters: "I have nothing to say, I have nothing to say it with, but I cannot speak." Language does not express personality and does not communicate anything certain. It serves simply as a means of communication, from which nothing but loneliness arises.
“First I was a prisoner of others. So I left them. After that I was a prisoner of myself. Which was worse. So I left myself too.”
Samuel Beckett
Participants: Yulian Vergov, Georgi Kirkelanov, Ivan Radoev, Monyu Monev
⏰ When?
January 25, 2025 (Saturday) from 6:30 p.m.
🏫 Where?
Zonnehuis
Zonneplein 30, 1033 EK Amsterdam
🎫 Tickets online: https://bit .ly/4hJtAG1
Promotional prices
€35 for adults
€15 for students and children
Author: Samuel Beckett
Translation: Painted Petrova
Director: Ivan Urumov
Scenography and costumes: Nina Pashova
Participating: Georgi Kirkelanov, Ivan Radoev, Julian Vergov, Monyu Monev
"Waiting for Godot" is the first and one from the iconic plays of playwright Samuel Beckett. The play won the title "Most Controversial Play of the Year". It's a prize that hasn't been awarded since.
ESTRAGON: Let's go.
VLADIMIR: We can't.
ESTRAGON: Why?
VLADIMIR: We're waiting for Godot, aren't we.
ESTRAGON: True.
Beckett's drama seeks all knowledge of being in man alone. The crisis of identity is continued in the crisis of language. The confession the author makes about himself applies to Beckett's characters: "I have nothing to say, I have nothing to say it with, but I cannot speak." Language does not express personality and does not communicate anything certain. It serves simply as a means of communication, from which nothing but loneliness arises.
“First I was a prisoner of others. So I left them. After that I was a prisoner of myself. Which was worse. So I left myself too.”
Samuel Beckett