ANTHROPOLOGY

Director - Katarzyna Warnke Set design - Natalia Kitamikado Choreography - Tomasz Wygoda

We offer you one of the first plays that has the courage to tell about what awaits us tomorrow. She's unsettling like a racial thriller, and she's penetrating and... feminine enough to leave a deep mark on her mind and heart.

We leave behind a digital footprint - countless messages, emails, text messages, photos, videos, voice recordings, mentions circulating on the web and pulsating like an autonomous circulatory system. Already tomorrow, and certainly the day after tomorrow, there will be someone who can follow in this footsteps and resurrect each of us. Resurrect us from digital eternity to the usual “here and now.”

Anthropology is the story of a young girl who, under unexplained circumstances, disappears without a trace on her way home. Her older sister, a professional programmer, cannot come to terms with this loss... When, after a year of searching, the police find no answers, they decide to do everything modern technology allows to uncover the mystery of her disappearance.

The uniqueness of Anthropology lies in combining as real a story as possible about the family, about the need for closeness, about coping with grief, with a vision of the near future, in which the human “I” can meet his competing digital “I”... The art touches on such topical topics as digital immortality, the blurring of the boundaries between the real and virtual worlds, and the ethics of the technology of the future.