Next to a huge, somewhat dirty plush panda, there are 6 people who either speak into a microphone, close their eyes with pleasure or hold their hands gently in front of them.
© Atdhe Mulla
Next to a huge, somewhat dirty plush panda, there are 6 people who either speak into a microphone, close their eyes with pleasure or hold their hands gently in front of them.
© Atdhe Mulla
KRASS Festival 12: Ost
Theatre

Qendra Multimedia

Negotiating Peace

Tickets:

15 Euro (conc. 9 Euro, [k]-Karte 7,50 Euro

Info

With German and Albanian Subtitles.

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Saturday

4/20/24

7:00 PM

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Sunday

4/21/24

7:00 PM

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KRASS Festival 12: Ost

Inspired by Richard Holbrooke’s To End a War and Kadare’s The General of the Dead Army, NEGOTIATING PEACE attempts to confront the audience with the background, challenges, fears and hopes involved in reaching a peace agreement and discusses important questions: Who has the power and legitimacy to negotiate peace? Do people really reconcile after the signing of a peace agreement? And finally, can there ever be collective forgiveness, or is forgiveness an individual act?

Next to a huge, somewhat dirty plush panda, there are 6 people who either speak into a microphone, close their eyes with pleasure or hold their hands gently in front of them.
© Atdhe Mulla
3 men are standing together, the two on the left are each holding a glass and are laughing, the one on the right has his arms crossed but is smiling. In the background you can see the men again, from the opposite perspective of the photo, in a blue tint
© Atdhe Mulla
In the foreground there is a dancing woman in a black rabbit mask. Behind her is fog and blue light, on the left behind her are two people facing each other and holding a red cloth. Both appear to be speaking or singing.
© Atdhe Mulla
In the centre there is a large, red-lit, round conference table. A woman is sitting on a chair on the left and an old man is sitting directly in front of her on the table. In the background there is a grey close-up of the seated woman's face
© Atdhe Mulla
At the front is a woman in a long black dress and a red jacket. She stands on a circular platform and is holding a world map in front of her. Behind her there are other people, all holding scissors in front of their faces with both hands.
© Atdhe Mulla

Press photos – Qendra Multimedia: Negotiating Peace
© Atdhe Mullaapplication/zip, 1.71 MB
With: Qendra Multimedia

Produced by Qendra Multimedia (Kosovo) in association with: Teatro della Pergola (Italy); euro-scene Leipzig (Germany); Prague City Theaters (Czech Republic); R.A.A.A.M (Estonia); Mittelfest (Italy); Kontakt (Bosnia and Herzegovina); Black Box Teater (Norway) and My Balkans (USA/Serbia).

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