Milan Ramšak Marković
Prometheus: A Beautiful Apocalypse.
SNT Drama Maribor
Schedule
Première: 24 November 2023, Fran Žižek Hall
Running time 1 hour 30 minutes. No intermission.
Director Sebastijan Horvat
Translator Nina Ramšak Marković
Dramaturg Milan Ramšak Marković
Set designer Igor Vasiljev
Costume designer Belinda Radulović
Composer Drago Ivanuša
Lighting designer Aleksandar Čavlek
Language consultant Mojca Marič
Cast
Žan Koprivnik
Davor Herga
Mateja Pucko
Matija Stipanič
Julija Klavžar
Petja Labović
Ana Urbanc
Vojko Belšak
Liza Marijina
Kristijan Ostanek
The third part of a trilogy written by playwright Milan Ramšak Marković. In collaboration with director Sebastijan Horvat and the creative team, they explore a specific dramaturgy of the journey in a new creative cycle. This exploration involves the transfer of cinematic language to the theatre and is inspired by ancient themes.
The performance could be described as a theatrical road movie or a human passion play; we follow Vid as he moves towards everything that unfolds before his eyes, as if driven by an inner force or impulse. The thirty-five-year-old vagabond who has returned to his hometown of Maribor after fleeing Austria, where he had spent several years probably involved in petty crime. Vid is an observer. And not a nihilist; he has turned his back on the idea that things will ever get better. As the director
says: "Vid is roughly outlined as a kind of cross between Don Quixote, a hero who, thrown out of his time, comes across as a naïve, comic figure, Jesus, who wants to change the world with love, and Molloy, who persists in this drive not to stop."
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