An international team led by director Victoria Klipova, who has realized over 20 projects in 4 countries, receiving acclaim at festivals in Canada, England, and Russia, will boldly and candidly address philosophical, geopolitical, and psychological questions in the theatrical production of "No Exit.
"No Exit" is a philosophical play by Jean-Paul Sartre that contemplates the choices we make and the burden of responsibility for them, as well as what defines our understanding of ourselves — the opinions of others or our own feelings.
We encounter the characters — journalist Garcin, aristocrat Estelle, and postal worker Inès — in a mysterious room. What binds them together? How did they end up in this room? And why is the only door locked?
The smoke of inaccuracies disappears over time, but this doesn’t make the situation any easier as we delve into the world of psychological thriller, where the line between god and evil, life and death is blurred. Moreover, we immerse ourselves in a new space that either fills us or consumes us — a question that everyone must answer for themselves.
The play is performed in English in a multimedia space where news, contradictory to each other and themselves, spreads its agenda through different channels. The characters are not only asked to define their lives through the eyes of others, but also the overarching pressure constantly shifts the focus."
Date: 29.02.24
Time: 20:00
Location: Art space "Kvaka 22", Ruzveltova 39, Belgrade