You have something in your teeth

I don't want to sit on the last bench. I do not want to sit in any bench, in any classroom, in any school, in any Pol... thank you for the hospitality and for the help and for everything, and most of all - for the education and for the bench. Phone under the bench, in Telegram phone, in Telegram: chat, chat, general channel about this and that, oh, flew again.

Eva, Ania and Wojtek are not friends. They go to the same class, but they know almost nothing about each other. Each of them has its own reasons for being new - they do not have a common language with others, they are on the side. In the future, they will probably not add themselves to friends, check what anyone posts or send each other birthday wishes.

But it so happens that in this story they will have to share moments of hardship and joy, be together in simple everyday situations, live in the same city and country. The latter is the most difficult, because not everyone has enough space and good grades.

However, the elders tell a legend about how Warsaw began to become colorful and open precisely from the moment when different people began to come to it, and the locals began to travel a lot.The play You Have Something in Your Teeth is created on the basis of conversations with youth and adults, group meetings in Warsaw schools and workshops with young people; diaries and notebooks Take part in interviews collected as part of the Dzieci! — a research and ethnographic project with children from Ukraine and Belarus, conducted by the Warsaw Observatory of Culture; talks and improvisation of the creative team: Vera Popova, Magdalena Duszak, Łukasz Wójcicki, Iga Dzięgielewska, Sebastian Świędra.