SHY JOCKEY

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Dominika Ostalowska's monodrama is a show about shyness. About how it makes life difficult and how sometimes it can save it.

“The Shy Jockey” is a play about a woman for whom an ordinary day is both tragedy and comedy. Actress Dominika Ostałowska, director Aleksandra Bielewicz and film and theatre screenwriter Robert Bolesto are preparing for Teatr Studio an author's play about shyness — one of the most non-modern personality traits.

The Shy Jockey is a hybrid heroine with different faces and peculiar friends. Under his sense of humor, he hides the layers of darkness, every day he wages an emotional war. She is afraid of people, but constantly seeks the courage to go out of her home into the streets of Gotham City.

Dominika Ostalowska's monodrama is a show about shyness that can dominate our lives, cause gaps in memory and even lead to amnesia and madness. In a shyness that terrifies and moves, repels and seduces — the creators of the show, however, see a special kind of sensitivity that makes life difficult, but sometimes can save it.