Atelje 212 (SRB)

Concept: Maja Pelevic, Dimitrije Kokanov, Olga Dimitrijevic, Tanja Sljivar, Igor Koruga

Lonelly Plllanet is an immersive performance character that takes place in indoor and outdoor settings, in and around the theater building, intentionally avoiding the traditional stage space, that is, the stage at such. By collaging scripts of five authors and performers, which intertwine and permeate one another, artists take a properly distanced audience on a tour of a both sides of the coin of the utopia and dystopia of our (theatre) everyday life. Lonelly Plllanet is a slalom through the possible utopias and dystopias of our cities and our intimacies and it focuses on several of issues: How do we use public space to transform our individual questions and needs into social ones? How do we ponder the world before and after the threat that is here to stay in different, even more dangerous forms? How do we establish the most basic interactions with other people, objects, living beings while being in a position of absolute uncertainty about the kind of life that awaits us all? This performance reflects on the world of the first half of 2020, while at the same time, it tries to ponder the forms of theater that can take place in spite of the virus, and consequently, over the potential forms of togetherness in the future public space and spheres.