„I’m here, I’m behind you, I’m in your eyes, in your voice, in your heart. You can’t see me, but I can see you.” Can Albert manage to outstep his shadow? Can he do it alone? A fantastic imagination versus dwarfish courage. Fear comes to the theatre.

Vojta Svejda again places a dramatic bet on pantomime and clowning, where he has found his own personal form of expression. He has recently succeeded in lifting these rather neglected acting techniques back up to the lofty heights of modern theatre. The project is stamped with an exceptional hallmark with the invitation of the renowned American clown, mime artiste, teacher and director James Donlon. This is the second time the two authors have worked together – a few years ago they collaborated on a performance entitled Truck Dog, which was shown in the CR and other Eastern European countries.

Concept, direction: James Donlon
Concept, performed by: Vojta Svejda
Lights: Jan Beneš-McGadie
Music: Petr Wajsar
Musicians: Martin Zpevak, Jiri Mraz
Supported by: Prague City Council, Motus o.s., Alfred ve dvore
Special thanks to: Karla Housková, Ivan Houska jr.
Premiere: October the 17th 2007 in Alfred ve dvore Theatre, Prague

No language barrier!

Admission: 3,00 / 2,00 € (adults / children, students, retirees); children accompanied by both parents or grand parents have free entry.
Tickets booking: rezervacie@stanica.sk, +421 (0)41 56 23 564