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"They say that I am like a child, that I am only like the grown-ups in my adulthood and face, but that I am immature in my development, in my mind, in my character, and perhaps in my intellect, and will remain so even if I live to be sixty. I laugh at that. Of course it is not true. How can I be a child? It's true that I don't like being with grown-ups, with grown-ups, and I noticed that a long time ago. I don't like it because I can't. No matter what they say to me, no matter how good they are to me, I never feel comfortable among them, and I'm always glad when I get out to my real companions. And my companions are children, not because I am a child myself, but because I feel something very strong and happy whenever I meet them. I am always struck by the realisation how little adults know about children, even fathers and mothers know about their own children, even though children can be told everything, everything. Now I'm going among grown-up people. I may not know anything, but what is certain is that a new life is beginning: I will be honest and firm, polite and open, and no one can ask more of me. Maybe I'll be bored among them, and maybe they'll think me a child here, too, so be it. everyone thinks you're a half-wit for doing this. True, I was once so ill that I must have seemed so, but how can I be half-minded now that I know I am looked upon as such? What kind of a system can I have? When I walk into a place, I think to myself that they now think I am a half-wit, and I am clever...but they don't know that.
My fate may change completely. I've left a lot behind, a lot, everything is gone." (extract from the play)
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