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two creations and five repeat performances
in Belgium, France, Greece, the Netherlands, Portugal and Switserland
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14 September — 20 December 2010
on tour in Belgium and the Netherlands
Maxim Gorky wrote ‘Datchniki’ or ‘Summerfolk’ in 1905. In this play a number of Russian friends spend the summer at a country estate. The story portrays the lives of Russian nobles and artists and their attitude towards social change at the onset of the 20th century.
performance in Dutch
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29 October — 4 December 2010
in Sarajevo, Turin, Pau and Charleroi
Even more explicitly and ruthlessly than in Alles is Rustig,
Thomas Bernhard dissects in his 'Dramolette' the difficult Nazi past
of the German people as well as the latent fascisme in contemporary
society. « "Sauve qui peut" pas mal comme titre » is the second part of
what is to become a Bernhard trilogy.
performance in French
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