Nature on theatrical posters

The nature of human instincts and the boundaries of civilization: The theatre reveals the theme «human and nature» mainly through the lens of human nature and the clash of culture with primal impulses.

The stage is guarded by a team of former actors. Their goal is to prevent what is hidden behind the curtain from leaking. But chaos comes when competitors intervene — former ballet dancers, fast and accurate. They came to pick up the show. Metaphor: The scene becomes a battlefield: ballet here is not about beauty, but about strength and collision. White feathers are a sign of fragility and a thin line between order and chaos. Red spatter is a sign of violence.

Playing: Happiness is one of the basic rights in the U.S. Declaration of Independence. But what does that mean? Where can I find him? Here, happiness is an absurd finale that looks like a Hollywood movie. It’s a black comedy about the ruthless expansion of the Wild West and the violence that followed her. Metaphor: A cowboy is no longer a symbol of freedom; he is now part of a machine image of power, with a giant weapon behind his back. It’s not a hero, it’s an advertising soldier. The bull is no longer savage and resistance, but the meat in the window, the product. A woman is not a man, but a glossy mask of desire, a theatred and empty. Her image is a logo for the pleasure industry, a package called happiness.

Nature in the theater is not a background, but a full-fledged hero and a driving force. The theatre understands the relationship between man and nature differently: through the images of nature, landscapes, metaphors of cyclicality and interdependence.

Production: The «Practice» Resident Project — The Taste of Taste. People ' s tales in the author ' s interpretation of the living music of the Balalaika, the Goose and the Bayan. It’s not a tale, it’s an attempt to imagine fairy tales being born as a live dialogue, a fantasy competition after work in the field. Metaphor: The cat is the symbol of a storyteller watching from the outside. Apples are the fruit of land in which fairy tales are ripe. And sheep create an atmosphere of village nature, where fairy tales are closely intertwined with everyday life.

Posters were created by silkography at the Ephemera Printing House.