CSET FEST: Is it raining in your country?
The aim of the lecture: to explore the boundaries of relationships and the issues of responsibility and suitability, through the themes of childbearing and biological fatherhood
Schedule
Genre: Indoor theatre with drama
Length of the performance, including activities: approx. 120 minutes
"Petya - And? How do you plan? Adoption...
Luca - It would be almost hopeless.
Petya - So? Artificial insemination?... What?
Luca - It's that we need your help.
Petya - I don't understand.
Luca - Yes. I think you do..."
The plot of this fictional story based on a real event is given by a man and a woman, Luca and Petya. They are colleagues, as they are both actors in an independent freelance company. They are not only colleagues, having enjoyed a long-lasting and deep friendship for many years. They are not just friends, because the relationship is overshadowed by a platonic love affair that has not been consummated in the past. And they are not only haunted by the past, because one of them is making a request to the other that perhaps exceeds all the relationship statuses they have ever had, both in terms of their significance and their nature...
What fits into a friendly relationship? How can one know that one is prepared for the role of parent? What might be the considerations when choosing a potential biological father? To what extent are relationships between individuals determined by gender or sexual orientation?
By Lilla Barna and Tibor Boda
Moderated by Erika Manyasz / Zoltán Kovács
Jurányi House
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