WAT 2005

BUENOS DIAS...
Everybody is already in Mexico...

QUESTIONING: IVAN VYRYPAEV
Theatre Has to Awaken the Soul (“Questioning” of Ivan Vyrypaev)

AND OKAY
Michal Čunderle: Stavrogin Is The Devil?
Radka Kunderová: A Bride Bartered On The Cheap, Or, The Tribulations Of The Czechs Searching For A Sea Of Their Own
Martin Porubjak: What Does It Mean Okay?

QUESTIONING: ANNA VIEBROCK
Theatre Should Be a Place Where One Does Not Know What Is Going To Happen (“Questioning” of Anna Viebrock)

SHADOWS OF EASTERN EMPIRE... AND FRANZ K 
Tomáš Kafka: A Solo For A Stubborn Lady
Milan Lukeš: Vienna’s Patterns and Prague’s Drawings
Matěj Král: The Rules Of One Struggle
Jakub Škorpil: One Official’s Dream

QUESTIONING: ÁRPÁD SCHILLING
Dancing at The Absolute Verge Of Immorality (“Questioning“ of Árpád Schilling)

BLACKland... KAFKA’S CAKE
István L. Sándor: Personal Theatre (Theatre Productions by Arpád Schilling)
Rita Júlia Sebestyén: Black, Black, Black Country
Jakub Škorpil: Collision Tales of Kafka’s Cookies
Rita Júlia Sebestyén: The Mystery Of All Mysteries

QUESTIONING: DANIEL GULKO
The Spectators Are Satisfied When Experiencing Something Real (“Questioning” of Daniel Gulko)

ANATOMY... AND GENIUS OF MEDIOCRITY
Karel Král: Drama of Anatomy (Czech Mission In Bratislava)
Martin Porubjak: A Genius Of Mediocrity

QUESTIONING: KOSSI EFOUI
The Need For Trance Is Not Something That Can Be Suppressed Forever (“Questioning” of Kossi Efoui)

HELL... AND ZARATHUSTRA
Joanna Derkaczew: In The Ruins Of Hell (Nietzsche’s Mystery Directed by Krystian Lupa)
Thus Spoke… (Krystian Lupa Answers Questions From Lukáš Jiřička)