30/03/2022 12:00
DF JAMU 203
Directed by: Michal Moravec
Dramaturgy, adaptation: Eva Kolomazníková
Cast: Martin Mihál
Scenography: Helena Heinrichová
Light Design: Daniel Peprník
Technical support: Jiří Kubalec
Music: Pavel Čeněk Vaculík
Production: Hana Haničincová
No problem, no biggie. The play for one actor is adaptation based at autobioghrapy novels by Edward St Aubyn. Patrick is a twenty-two years old young aristocrat who comes from a rich British social class. He has a problem, he uses drugs to come to terms with his past. The most repeated questions in his life story are: How can we break away from our past and live our life here and now? Because past is not big deal, or is it?
31/03/2022 12:00
DF JAMU 013
Directed by: Daniela Samsonová
Dramaturgy: Václav Alexa
Cast: Stanislav Čaban, Hynek Tajovský, Lucie Netopilová
Scenography: Tereza Porošinová, Tereza Jančová
Light and sound design: Jan Valošek
Production: Barbora Čechová
For the dank spring, for the two-meter distancing, for the sausages that are not great again, for the radio that only plays pop mainstream, for my evening back pain, for me being single, for the Netflix password I can’t remember, for the books I forgot to return to the library, for me having no one to talk to, for me drinking, for me not washing my hands, for my shouting – who’s to blame?
What happens when they lock you and throw away the key? What if this happens to the whole world? What is it about four walls that frustrates us so much? What about the proverbial trenches, who is digging them? Why are we alone? Who did lock us up? Who threw the key away? Who’s responsible for all of this? Who has the power? Who’s had enough? Who’s who? What’s next? What now? Knock, knock. Who’s there?
31/03/2022 18:00
DF JAMU 203
Author, directing a dramaturgy: Bára Viceníková
Cast: Andrea Hodíková
Scenography, costumes: Adéla Szturcová
Light and sound design: Dominika Němcová
Production: Anežka Hanáčková
Queen? Should I be queen? (She pouts, flirts, then her smile falls.) Elizabeth II. Margaret, the other one, that’s me. Margaret, darling, do what you like, but don’t overdo it. (It’s absurd to be born at the finish line. To have everything a woman of this age desires. Fame and money. Fame by virtue of the title conferred, and money with which they bought my freedom.
