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The Shepherd’s Wife as Eve’s choice

by Ivan Stodola

The Shepherd’s Wife as Eve’s choice

by Ivan Stodola

Director:
Roman Polák
Dramaturgy:
Darina Abrahámová
Sets:
Pavel Borák
Costume Design:
Peter Čanecký
Music:
Lucia Chuťková

Duration: 1 h 30 min / Pause: No

Tickets

30 lei; 60 lei

 

 

Production of Slovak National Theatre

 

One wife, two husbands: in an unsolvable rebus of destiny through no fault of their own. The Shepherd’s Wife as Eve’s choice.

The powerful story of a woman - a loving mother who through no fault of her own has ended up in a desperate state of mind – she unwillingly became the wife of two men and has a son with each of them. Between the two irreconcilable men she chooses loyalty to herself…

The Shepherd’s Wife as Eve’s choice - universal moral dilemmas and irresolvable issues. This perfectly concentrated tragedy of this Slovak classic by Ivan Stodola has inspired generations of dramatists and has led to many an intriguing production, from social balladeer tones with ethnographic emphasis to the symbolic pure, aesthetically clear emphasis on the psycho-thematic layers of the play – egotism and the inability to understand each other.

This intimate chamber drama features inherent encrypted archetypal elements, the characters are like cut-outs from ancient tragedies or the Bible. The potential of the dramatic template is still a potential discovery for the wider European cultural area.

 

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