Trauma show, about two such

“About Two Who Stole the Moon” is the latest play by Ewa Platt, a young generation director who describes her show as a “stand-up of intimate matters, pain and trauma”, using a joke as a shield, trying to prevent criticism or her own disappointment. It is a story about Jack (Weronika Nawieśniak) and Plack (Martyna Matoliniec), two women from early childhood marked by the label of others, “not such”. The rebellion of the protagonists, the attempt to deconstruct the existing reality, the undermining of social values are the impulse to go deep into the character — to see what is inside, hidden, repressed. It is a fairy tale about shame, about everything that we do not want to talk about, know, remember at all.

The performance is the inauguration of a new cycle of the Municipal Theatre in Gdynia, the aim of which is to develop new acting strategies, giving scope for the development of creators and artistic experimentation, resulting in screenings of works by young directors, in collaboration with actors, whom we will see in other, sometimes surprising roles.

Places are unnumbered, the performance takes place on a small stage.

The show is intended for viewers from the age of fifteen

We invite all interested viewers to take advantage of the educational materials. EduBook is especially aimed at teachers and educators who want to explore the topic with their students before or after the performance.

Attention! Important information may appear in the Edubook that reveals the plot of the performance.