SOLO

The promenade performance Solo took the audience on a dance journey through the Gdansk Shakespeare Theatre, exploring the theatre’s corners in a completely new and surprising way. Through foyers, stages, ceilings, corridors, greenrooms, outdoor areas, and stairwells—many places that are usually inaccessible to the public. The entire theatre became a stage where small micro-worlds unfolded, addressing contemporary issues such as the climate crisis, the search for identity, or loneliness.

Through movement, imagery, sound, light, projection, and reflection, SOLO became a story about humans’ relationship with the world, nature, and space. It was a unique journey, revealing a portrait of contemporary humanity.

The performance lasted 95 minutes.

“SOLO” ran from March 15. until March 17. at the The Gdansk Shakespeare Theatre.