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Saturday 19th of June
5:00 pm
(45′ duration)
Daste (square in front), 13 Daste e Spalenga street, Bergamo
(in case of rain: Daste’s Event Area)
A show inspired by T. S. Eliot’s poetry which shows an ordinary day in the life of a 21st century man. The daily life of Homo Peregrinus is split and merges back between home and work. His wanderings try to make sense of an existence devoid of spirituality, love, or beauty. Homo Peregrinus lives in a digital, sad, and grotesque world where consumerism is the only religion. He himself lives in a shop window. The show has been performed in many cities in Poland, but also in Canada, China, Croatia, England, France, Georgia, Germany, Iran, Korea, Lithuania, Romania, Russia, Spain, and the USA.
TEATR KTO creates street shows which have seen the participation of over one and a half million people. KTO has held the status of the Municipal Theatre of Krakow under the direction of Jerzy Zon since 2005. The KTO Theatre has made numerous outdoor shows staging the most relevant historical events in Polish and European history, such as “De la Revolution”, on the two-hundredth anniversary of the French Revolution, “The Refugees”, an installation on the fall of the Berlin Wall, “The Polish Chronicle” when Poland became a member of the EU. KTO Theater has organized 31 editions of Krakow’s International Street Theatre Festival and other cultural projects.
Directed by Jerzy Zon
Movements and choreography Eryk Makohon
Performers Karolina Bondaronek, Paulina Lasyk / Agata Łabno, Grażyna Srebrny-Rosa, Justyna Wójcik, Marta Zoń / Monika Daukszo, Sławek Bendykowski / Marcin Dąbrowski, Bartek Cieniawa, Paweł Monsiel / Krzysztof Tysłzyki Orzoski
Mask Creation Spitfire Company
Mask Design Joanna Jaśko-Sroka
Photography Filip Rudnicki, Bartosz Frątczak, Bartek Cieniawa
Tickets on https://festivaldanzaestate.18tickets.it