The Stone
A co-production of the Zagreb Youth Theatre and Belgrade Drama Theatre
The Stone is a story about several family generations joined by living in the same house but across different times. The residents change as do the regimes – from the National Socialist, when a Jewish family had to sell the house, to Germany’s split between East and West, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the era of late capitalism. The show opens a can of moral, ethical, and legal worms and probes into the intimate (in)capability to leave the past behind. Taking bold chronological leaps with ambivalent characters, it digs into past, yet still smouldering conflicts that shape our present.
Marius von Mayenburg is a major modern German playwright welcomed to the European, and, for the first time, Croatian stage.
Glumci
Mirjana Karanovi: Witha
Dado Ćosić: Wolfgang
Nataša Marković: Heidrun
Iva Ilinčić: Hannah
Doris Šarić Kukuljica: Mieze
Mia Melcher: Stefanie
U videu se pojavljuju djevojčice Maša Zoroe i Staša Baničević.
Autorski tim
Translated from German by: Drinka Gojković and Boris Perić
Director: Patrik Lazić
Dramaturge: Katarina Pejović
Stage design: Vesna Popović
Costume design: Marta Žegura
Light design: Aleksandar Čavlek
Sound design: Teodora Đurković
Video: Jelena Tvrdišić and Aleksandar Jakonić
Assistant director: Ana Janković
Stage manager: Petra Prša