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”Odette&Odile” in SARTR

Published: January 29, 2013
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On Thursday, 31 January, in Sarajevo War Theatre (SARTR), at 8 p.m. the audience will have the opportunity to watch excellent play of physical theatre ”Odette&Odile” which was based on the film ”Balck swan” directed by Darren Aronofsky.

The directors and choreographers of ”Odette&Odile” are Amila Terzimehić and Ena Kurtalić. They are also the two leading roles in this drama.

Two swans, Odette, white one, innocent and gentle, played by Ena Kurtalić, and Odile, the black swan, which is sensual, free and seductive, played by Amila Terzimehić, carry us through the story about reason and emotions, restrictions and freedom, courage and fear; about the artist, or the person that suddenly discovers the hidden layers of the self, who start to come out on the surface and suddenly become visible to everyone. They do not only become visible but they also become the dominant features of the personality.

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