First of all, the Amazonian rain forest caught fire. Then the Australian bush. Then Ukraine, California and Greece. Notre-Dame in Paris. And then the coronavirus came. At the same time: Black Lives Matter, protests in Minsk and against the Polish abortion legislation, Freeszfe in Hungary. Back then, in the summer, all of Europe was in flames. Now, the entire world is.

The same embers that ignite a fire can also be felt in human beings. Just like a conflagration inexorably everything around it, revolution is also accompanied by destruction: in order to achieve a quick and sudden change, it is imperative to destroy the previous system. It is only the perspective that is different: We are all the victims in the case of a large-scale fire, and in revolution, it is primarily those who act.

The ensemble made up of puppet theater performers and dancers led by the young director Domokos Kovács researches the duality of destruction and reconstruction with an intensely aesthetic language.

There will be a discussion between the audience and the artistic team following the performance

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