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Čitateľský Kľud_Dušan Dušek: Deti v daždi
Reading Peace Dušan Dušek: Children in the Rain
Event by: Divadlo DPM, Anasoft litera
Location: Kamenné Námestie 2392/1, Kamenné Námestie 1, Bratislava
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Let us meet in the bohemian in the children in the rain together with Dušan Dušek.
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https://gout.net/en/citatelsky-cald-dusan-dusek-deti-v--dzdi/szkmjox/
DPM is based on a reading club. We love literature, so we said that we want to share this joy. We select one book every two months. You will know the deadline in advance to which it will have to be read and when we will meet. Mark your interesting passages, write down the questions - whatever you can think of. What to expect from the meeting? Scenic reading by our actors, a surprise arising from the book, the author of the book and the unique atmosphere in the bohemian. Since this is probably the only time when the Bohemo Bar is silent for a while, we have called our club a reading peace. We want to create a confidential atmosphere in a smaller group and so the number of participants is limited. > The project from public sources was supported by the Art Support Fund. We thank the Artforum bookstore for support.
☂️☂️☂️
https://gout.net/en/citatelsky-cald-dusan-dusek-deti-v--dzdi/szkmjox/
DPM is based on a reading club. We love literature, so we said that we want to share this joy. We select one book every two months. You will know the deadline in advance to which it will have to be read and when we will meet. Mark your interesting passages, write down the questions - whatever you can think of. What to expect from the meeting? Scenic reading by our actors, a surprise arising from the book, the author of the book and the unique atmosphere in the bohemian. Since this is probably the only time when the Bohemo Bar is silent for a while, we have called our club a reading peace. We want to create a confidential atmosphere in a smaller group and so the number of participants is limited. > The project from public sources was supported by the Art Support Fund. We thank the Artforum bookstore for support.