Does loneliness have gender and orientation? What does it really mean to be single in the 21st century? And does living alone always have to mean loneliness? A day in the life of George — a professor of literature, a gay man, a friend, a neighbor. A study of loneliness, in which viewers enter the intimate space of the protagonist and look at his attempts to cope with everyday life and mourn after the death of his beloved partner. The seemingly insignificant situations and encounters of that day grow to the rank of events that can change the way we think about the modern world and ourselves. The creators look at the experience of loneliness of non-heteronormative people — pushed beyond the social bracket for years and deprived of basic rights. They also consider how this experience has changed over the years and generations. Does being a homosexual person still mean eternal loneliness? The play was based on the novel “The Lonely Man” by Christopher Isherwood. Her high-profile film directed by Tom Fo
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Does loneliness have gender and orientation? What does it really mean to be single in the 21st century? And does living alone always have to mean loneliness? A day in the life of George — a professor of literature, a gay man, a friend, a neighbor. A study of loneliness, in which viewers enter the intimate space of the protagonist and look at his attempts to cope with everyday life and mourn after the death of his beloved partner. The seemingly insignificant situations and encounters of that day grow to the rank of events that can change the way we think about the modern world and ourselves. The creators look at the experience of loneliness of non-heteronormative people — pushed beyond the social bracket for years and deprived of basic rights. They also consider how this experience has changed over the years and generations. Does being a homosexual person still mean eternal loneliness? The play was based on the novel “The Lonely Man” by Christopher Isherwood. Her high-profile film directed by Tom Ford won Colin Firth the main acting award at the Venice Film Festival.* Performance for viewers 18+ Thank you for your cooperation:Poster base: Grzegorz Pieniak, “Untitled” (RED SHOES)/Krupa Collection Krupa Art Foundation| Representation: Mar Signature | Fig. Alice Kielan
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