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PRVNÍ REPRÍZA // FAMILY ISSUES - the gathering // Günther, Wańtuch, Honzírek
FIRST REPRESENTATION // FAMILY ISSUES - the gathering // Günther, Wańtuch, Honzírek
Event by: Sibiř, Divadlo Feste
Location: Kino Sibiř, Dukelská třída 123/50, Brno-sever
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🎭 Divadlo FESTE: FAMILY ISSUES - the gathering
🎫 tickets: https://goout.net /cs/divadlo-feste/pzghypf/
📝 ANNOTATION:
To have or not to have children? And how do today's young people perceive the concept of family? Family Issues opens an intergenerational dialogue on questions that are increasingly pressing. The production, based on the real statements of high school students, offers an authentic insight into the thinking of the rising generation about the topics of parenting and family life.
📚 EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AND THE ESTABLISHMENT PROCESS:
The FESTE Theater continues its dramaturgical line aimed at the young generation with the third premiere of the season. After the successful production ŽAL, which was created during the April tour of Ukraine and captured the stories of young people from single-parent families in Czech exile and in Ukraine, and after the production VELVET POVE, inspired by Charles University's analysis of the mental health of young people, he is coming with a new project about the relationship of the young generation to family and parenting.
The production was based on extensive own research carried out in Czech secondary schools. Through a questionnaire with almost forty questions, the creators investigated how today's young people perceive the concept of family and its meaning. 200 students participated in the research and their answers became a direct inspiration for the script and concept of the production.
The premiere will take place on November 21 from 19:00 in the Sibiř venue in Brno. The production is deliberately conceived for viewers of all age categories - the creators consider the intergenerational dialogue on the question "how do today's young people perceive family" to be a key element of the project. The performance is in the Czech language.
💡 Staging team:
Concept, script: Kristina Günther, Anna Wantuch, Jiří Honzírek
Music: Martin Kyšperský
Production: Barbora Jurašková
🎫 tickets: https://goout.net /cs/divadlo-feste/pzghypf/
📝 ANNOTATION:
To have or not to have children? And how do today's young people perceive the concept of family? Family Issues opens an intergenerational dialogue on questions that are increasingly pressing. The production, based on the real statements of high school students, offers an authentic insight into the thinking of the rising generation about the topics of parenting and family life.
📚 EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AND THE ESTABLISHMENT PROCESS:
The FESTE Theater continues its dramaturgical line aimed at the young generation with the third premiere of the season. After the successful production ŽAL, which was created during the April tour of Ukraine and captured the stories of young people from single-parent families in Czech exile and in Ukraine, and after the production VELVET POVE, inspired by Charles University's analysis of the mental health of young people, he is coming with a new project about the relationship of the young generation to family and parenting.
The production was based on extensive own research carried out in Czech secondary schools. Through a questionnaire with almost forty questions, the creators investigated how today's young people perceive the concept of family and its meaning. 200 students participated in the research and their answers became a direct inspiration for the script and concept of the production.
The premiere will take place on November 21 from 19:00 in the Sibiř venue in Brno. The production is deliberately conceived for viewers of all age categories - the creators consider the intergenerational dialogue on the question "how do today's young people perceive family" to be a key element of the project. The performance is in the Czech language.
💡 Staging team:
Concept, script: Kristina Günther, Anna Wantuch, Jiří Honzírek
Music: Martin Kyšperský
Production: Barbora Jurašková