The play "Radziva Prudok" , based on the book by Andrus Horvat, which previously ran on the Small Stage of the Yanka Kupala Theater in Minsk, will now be shown in several cities in Poland, reports bellit.info.
"Sometimes one word, one smell, or one sound is enough to be home for a moment. Where in summer it smells of mown grass and smoke from a bonfire. Where a neighbor drops by not for business, but "for a minute," which stretches into an entire evening. Where everything seems so familiar that even silence has its own sound. That's where "Radziva Prudok" leads. Not just to Polesia. Not just to Andrus Horvat's story. But to that place that every Belarusian carries within themselves. To where home is. Even if it's now hundreds or thousands of kilometers away," the description says.
- 21.09 / 19:00 — Poznań, Aula Artis
- 22.09 / 19:00 — Warsaw, Terminal Kultury Gocław
- 29.09 / 19:00 — Gdańsk, Teatr Szekspirowski
Tickets can be purchased via the link on the website of the Inex Kult producer initiative and at Empik box offices throughout Poland.
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