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HE and SHE
Event by: Театр "T-Art" Прага
Location: Theater X10, Charvátova 39, Praha 1
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Teatrální kodemie o internazionalích vztazích UA/CZ
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Performance "He and She"
Based on the work by Olga Kobylyanska
"Your language is not for me, but I feel your voice in my soul!"
Dramaturgy: Anastasia Vasilieva and Sofia Bragina
Dramaturgical collaboration: Lenka Havlikova
Director: Anastasia Vasylievoi
Actors: Sofya Bragina, Daniel Moghar
He and she are different. Do they have anything in common? Will they judge each other by appearance, as is customary? Will they remain locked in their shells? Will they be able to overcome their principles, stereotypes, get rid of habits and preferences?
Today. Somewhere in Europe. He and she. Two people of different genders and nationalities will try not to fall in love. They will philosophize, ironize, learn new words and swear words, shout, whisper and possibly cry. Even sometimes understand each other.
As a result, this "conflict of cultures" should shed light not only on the relationship between Europeans and Ukrainians, but also on the problems of relationships that we are used to calling love.
So how are relationships built between Europeans and Ukrainians? Ukrainians?
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Divadelní performance "He and She"
OLHA KOBYLJANSKA
DRAMATIZACE Anastasiya Vasylyeva, Sofia Brahina
DRAMATURGICKÁ SPOLUPRÁCE Lenka Havlíková
DIRECTED by Anastasiya Vasylyeva
HRAJÍ Sofia Brahina and Daniel Možnar
,,Nemluvíš mou réchí, but we feel your voice in my heart”
He a they are different. Do you have anything common? Will they judge each other according to the external view, jak je zwijem? Will everyone be locked in their alley? Dokáží překročit své principles, stereotypy, get rid of your habits and preferences?
Today. Somewhere in Europe. He and she. Two people of different genders and nationalities. Budou se zazyt nezamilovat. I would philosophize. Budou is ironic. New words and new pronunciations will be learned. I would shout, whisper and maybe even placard. Sometimes they will even understand.
This "kotlík kultur" should illuminate not only the relationship between Europeans and Ukrainians, but also problems that we used to call love.
What then can arise between Czechs and Ukrainians?
⬇
Performance "He and She"
Based on the work by Olga Kobylyanska
"Your language is not for me, but I feel your voice in my soul!"
Dramaturgy: Anastasia Vasilieva and Sofia Bragina
Dramaturgical collaboration: Lenka Havlikova
Director: Anastasia Vasylievoi
Actors: Sofya Bragina, Daniel Moghar
He and she are different. Do they have anything in common? Will they judge each other by appearance, as is customary? Will they remain locked in their shells? Will they be able to overcome their principles, stereotypes, get rid of habits and preferences?
Today. Somewhere in Europe. He and she. Two people of different genders and nationalities will try not to fall in love. They will philosophize, ironize, learn new words and swear words, shout, whisper and possibly cry. Even sometimes understand each other.
As a result, this "conflict of cultures" should shed light not only on the relationship between Europeans and Ukrainians, but also on the problems of relationships that we are used to calling love.
So how are relationships built between Europeans and Ukrainians? Ukrainians?
________________________________________________
Divadelní performance "He and She"
OLHA KOBYLJANSKA
DRAMATIZACE Anastasiya Vasylyeva, Sofia Brahina
DRAMATURGICKÁ SPOLUPRÁCE Lenka Havlíková
DIRECTED by Anastasiya Vasylyeva
HRAJÍ Sofia Brahina and Daniel Možnar
,,Nemluvíš mou réchí, but we feel your voice in my heart”
He a they are different. Do you have anything common? Will they judge each other according to the external view, jak je zwijem? Will everyone be locked in their alley? Dokáží překročit své principles, stereotypy, get rid of your habits and preferences?
Today. Somewhere in Europe. He and she. Two people of different genders and nationalities. Budou se zazyt nezamilovat. I would philosophize. Budou is ironic. New words and new pronunciations will be learned. I would shout, whisper and maybe even placard. Sometimes they will even understand.
This "kotlík kultur" should illuminate not only the relationship between Europeans and Ukrainians, but also problems that we used to call love.
What then can arise between Czechs and Ukrainians?