27. FLORA THEATRE FESTIVAL – FREEDOM
E p i l o g u e
September – December
Muzeum umění Olomouc
Central
- programme 2022
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May 15th Sun, 1:30 PM – 3:15 PM
Konvikt – šapitóTHEATRE AND POLITICS
Discussion of Olomouc-based theatre scientists with creators and protagonists of the German festival productions (Schauspiel Köln & Schauspielhaus Bochum) about the implicit political engagement of the German theatre world.
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May 15th Sun, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Divadlo na cuckymoreJourney through Life
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May 15th Sun, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Konvikt – Divadlo K3more ticketsSEPARATED Markéta Vacovská
An honest, daring and open production describing a life-altering experience which calls for human support, presence and sharing. A pressing and intimate testimony about the death of children and the complex journey to its acceptance in a performance by Markéta Vacovská, who was awarded the Dancer of 2021 for her heart-rending solo.
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May 15th Sun, 3:45 PM – 4:45 PM
! změna místa: Konvikt – šapitó !NIKOLA 2030, 2045, 2080 HaDivadlo Brno
Stage reading of a “utopian text” by a collective of authors (from the art, academic and activist scene) cooperating on a distinctive “creative intervention” accompanying the Perception production. An imaginative contribution of HaDivadlo theatre to provide food for thought concerning environmental questions.LOCATION CHANGE.The production is moved from the original venue (Kostel českobratrské církve evangelické) to the festival tent at Konvikt, Arts Centre of Palacký University.free entry -
May 15th Sun, 6:30 PM – 7:20 PM
Kosinova 7 (2. patro)more ticketsVáclav Havel VERNISSAGE HaDivadlo Brno
An essential production by HaDivadlo theatre exclusively performed in the flat of one of the audience members in Olomouc. A private space symbolically – within the (post)pandemics restart – turns the “quarantine spot” into a meeting point.
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May 15th Sun, 8:00 PM – 9:10 PM
S-klubmore ticketsPRECARIOUS MOVES Michael Turinsky
– Tanzquartier Wien – HAU Hebbel am Ufer BerlinThe Viennese choreographer, performer, theorist and activist in the field of inclusion portrays the relationship of a disabled person towards society with grace and a detached view. This playful, funny and self-reflective production, created in coproduction with Tanzquartier Wien and HAU Hebbel am Ufer Berlin, was awarded the Nestroy Prize for the best Austrian Off-Production of 2021. “Is movement with disability like tonic without gin? Or breakfast without coffee?”Discussion follows.
