T1573160499From one of the world's bravest theatre companies comes a visceral, psychological drama set in the near future, depicting a dystopian super-state in which individual rights have given way to control. Exiled from their native country, the co-founders of Belarus Free Theatre are political refugees who make underground work that plays to courageous audiences in secret locations across Minsk. Everyone involved is under risk of arrest. Rehearsing from London and via Skype, the company is known for its physical theatrical style. Having lived in democracies and a dictatorship, this show is especially prescient. Performed in Belarusian with English surtitles.Company Belarus Free Theatre. Director Nicolai Khalezin. Design Nicolai Khalezin. DramaturgNicolai Khalezin. Director Natalia Kaliada. | |
10 Mar 22 to 12 Mar 22 | Barbican Centre, West End :: V371 listing details L1567195267 |