Creative adaptation of the A.P.Chekhov’s play, Uncle Vanya, by Yorick theater troupe. As the director of the play says “Profile: Vanya is basically a gentle farce about the absurdity of life. Schopenhauer with an error.”

The setting of the play is an imaginary conversation between biblical women-symbols (Lilith, Eve) and today’s women-projections of someone or something (She, Doctor). Drama dialogues, video projections, and comments of the actors playing the characters alternate during the play.

An unusual play inspired by the book, The Lexicon of YU Mythology, in a production of Belef festival and Yorick theater troupe.

Poster for an alternative play performed by the young Serbian theater troupe, Duplo dno.