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Play: ‘Twilight: Echo’

Published: March 17, 2014
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Twilight EchoOn Tuesday, 18 March the visiting play ‘Twilight: Echo’ from Theatre Tiffany in Slovenia will perform at SARTR as part of the Sarajevska Zima Festival at 19:00.

Echoes are stories folded in layers of fog, which curls around the graves for a full moon. These are the silent words lost in the soil, frozen in the moment when the moon and the sun are in the sky simultaneously. They are rays of light that are filtered through fingers and go out of them, from each separately.

‘Twilight: Echo’ is the story from the tomb, from which an echo of life from the last generation and their pearls of wisdom are reached, and that we carry in our subconscious. The play depicts the slender line between the world of the dead and the living, connecting them in a game of grotesque darkness and soft light, the expression of pure emotion.

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