LOOK DOWN!
Lifeboat Unit
Attila Nyulassy and the company:
Look down!
- theatre in a fictional country -
"Someone has to make decisions. It's hard to accept, but you always need someone who can make decisions, and if someone can't, they have to follow the people who make the decisions. This is the theatre! It's only theatre!"
Schedule
Because if I don't make decisions, if I don't take up my conflicts, then I put myself at the mercy of others. But if I stand up for myself, how can I not oppress others? How far do I go and where does the other begin? Am I really standing up for myself, or are my problems no longer my own? Do I define my medium or does my medium define me? Am I living my own story or am I repeating the thoughts of others? My parents, my friends, my family, my colleagues, my politicians. Or do I think exactly what they think? Do I have my own reality or is it just theatre? Does anyone even care anymore?
Gergő has fulfilled an old wish: he has been hired as a journalist for his father's newspaper, but János doesn't want his son to work for a propaganda paper. Nóri and Kristóf are now moving into their new flat, and it turns out that an unplanned child is also arriving as a third tenant. Esther and Imre are looking for a leading man for their new film, and when the ideal character walks in, tempers flare.
These are fictional stories. From a fictional country. Just theatre.
THE PLAYERS
Éva Nagy
Bálint Öskü
István Pósfai
CREATORS
Graphics by Péter Lakatos
Dramaturgical assistant: István Ugrai
Director: Attila Nyulassy
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