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How much is the ticket?
- basic: 450 CZK
- students and seniors: 350 CZK
- students of dance and theatre: 200 CZK
- DOX Club members have a 30% discount, categories Supporter and Patron have free entry
The performance is intended for children aged 12 and over.
Length: 55 min
Multifunctional hall DOX+
Poupětova 3, Praha 7
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Three people cross paths while on the run. Bound to each other, they overcome obstacles and navigate limit situations on a difficult journey to freedom. Anxiety, courage, failure, joy, compassion. How does our world actually see the value of people who “have no territory of their own”? The production not only reflects on current events but above all portrays the human quest for self-discovery and the personal transformation of each of us.
The performers’ expressive, dynamic movements evoke an atmosphere of continuous tension, forcing the audience to remain alert. Alongside performer and singer Hana Varadzinová, a new generation of dancers – Michaela Králiková, Andrej Štepita, and David Králík – will take the stage.
The performance is dedicated to our friends from Tibet.
Performers: Andrej Štepita, David Králík, Michaela Králiková, Hana Varadzinová, Marcel Bárta, Štěpán Janoušek, Vít Halška / Jan Chalupa
Concept, Direction, Choreography: Viliam Dočolomanský
Assistant directors and choreographers: Andrej Petrovič, Hana Varadzinová, Eliška Vavříková, Juraj Augustín a Barbora Ješutová
Music: Viliam Dočolomanský a Marcel Bárta, Hana Varadzinová, Vít Halška, Štěpán Janoušek
Music consultation: Jan Rösner
Research: Kate Saunders, Jindra Bromová, Viliam Dočolomanský, Jana Pilátová, Hana Varadzinová a Zuzana Daňková
Dramaturgy: Jana Pilátová
Set and costumes: Lucia Škandíková, Tereza Kopecká
Light design: František Fabián
Sound design: Eva Hamouzová
Technical realization: Leoš Válka, Pavel Kotlík, Hynek Petrželka, Tomáš Vondráček
Technical cooperation: Michal Pospíšil, Vít Škoda, Robert Palkovič, firma Elektronek
Lights: František Fabián / Vít Škoda / Robert Palkovič
Inspicient: Juraj Augustín
Production: Václav Hodonický, Zuzana Bednarčíková (Tanec Praha); Barbara Tůmová a Miroslava Kobrtková; Lucie Špačková (DOX)
Producer: Yvona Kreuzmannová
Realised within the project Be SpectACTive!
With the support of Creative Europe programme.
Executive Producer: Tanec Praha z. ú.
Co-production: Farm in the Cave, Center for Contemporary Art DOX
CapoTrave / Kilowatt Sansepolcro (IT), Bakelit Multi Art Center Budapest (HU), Domino Zagreb (HR), LIFT London (UK), Teatrul National Radu Stanca Sibiu (RO), York Theatre Royal (UK)
Additional support: State Cultural Fund of the Czech Republic, Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, Prague City Hall, Václav Dejčmar
Thanks to: Zuzana Daňková, Zdeňek Hron, Jan Kačírek, Jan Kohout, David Koller, Jiří Kubelík, Ilda Oswald, Jaroslav Pauer, Tomáš Pintér, Robert Palkovič, Anna Pilátová, David Mareček & Hana Barylová, Robert Russell, David Sulkin, Vít Škoda, Petr Tollar, David Turecký
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