SHEDDING

The acclaimed film director - Jagoda Szelc returns to the theater after the famous “Machine” with a play about codependency.

In this poignant self-fiction, Agatha is the adult child of alcoholics. She's not an adult because she wasn't a child. He remembers his childhood as a streak of funny parental follies. The evil, associated with aggression and violence, was supplanted by the fairy tale “Strange Adventures of Mr. Hare”, which she obsessively played on the tape recorder. The fairy tale is a script repeatedly listened to by Agatha in a house where family roles have been disrupted.

Agatha is an adult child of alcoholics. She's not an adult because she wasn't a child. Many years later, during the Christmas cleaning, Agata finds a VHS tape of home video. The happiest day of the holiday, viewed years later, reveals a completely different face of her family. Watching the recording triggers the process of painstaking reconstruction of memories, in order to finally see their true - not fairy-tale reflection, and at the same time unlearn the habits brought from home that limit subjectivity.

Agatha is an adult child of alcoholics.
How do you grow up when you've never been a child?
And how do we know that the fairy tale has been told to the end?

The performance used excerpts from the radio show “Strange Adventures of Mr. Hare”. Material used under a license obtained through Warner Music and ZAiKS.
The full version of the audio is available here: basnie.lnk.to/Adjugodyzajaca

The show deals with the subject of alcohol addiction. The performance features: vulgar language, intense sound effects and loud screams (we pay special attention to hearing aid wearers)