
Duration: 80 min.
Language: Bulgarian
Texts: Antonia Antonova and Tsvetelina Vateva
Workshop artistic directors: Veselka Kuncheva and Marieta Golomehova
Scenography: Vania Plachkova, Elitsa Marinova, Siyana Peychinova, Yasmin Mandelli
Cast: Anna-Valeria Gostanyan, Valentin Vasilev, Denitsa Doncheva, Elitsa Mateva, Iva Nikolova, Ivan-Aleksandar Doychev, Ivana Boboycheva, Iliyana Krusheva, Yordan Tinkov, Lyubomir Zhelev, Margarita Kostova, Mariyana Petrova, Stanislav Georgiev
For more than a year we’ve been forced to discover a different world, but we are still together, side by side. If nothing else, “the new normal” has taught us to support each other in what we love to do the most. Now we face the difficulty of dealing with the loneliness problem - the one we feel inside and the global one of the world we live in. The loneliness in our social life behind the screens and the loneliness in our daily communication. The loneliness as a chronic pain and a way of living.
Photography: Gergana Damyanova
ASSOCIATION OF PUPPET THEATRES UNIMA – BULGARIA
UNIMA (UNion Internationale de la MArionnette) is a non-governmental organization affiliated to UNESCO uniting people from all over the world who contribute to the development of puppetry, in order to use this art for noble human values such as peace and mutual understanding between people regardless of origin, political or religious convictions and differences in culture, in accordance with the respect for the fundamental human rights as defined in the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights of December 10th 1948.
UNIMA membership could be collective or individual.
The individual members are able to influence directly the work of the UNIMA bodies, to elect and to be elected in the management units. The theatres and institutions operating in the field of puppetry are the collective members.
The Bulgarian centre of UNIMA was established in 1963 by Order 196 of the Council of Ministers of March 18th, 1963.