" Don Quixote "

"A town.... A town like a town. There are plenty of them in the world, but all of them are the same. Noise, bustle and tumult. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer, thieves steal and children laugh. Huddle. Noise. Silent adultery and loud prayers. Matrons, money-lovers, angry wives, lechers and scoundrels, and you won't be able to tell who is who, because they hide so cleverly... sometimes behind a function, sometimes behind an office, and if there is nothing greater for something, at least for clothes.... Houses, a slaughterhouse, a market... and a mill."

How does the world today treat alienated dreamers like Don Quixote? What fate can Dulcinea, who is by no means a model of feminine virtues, count on in a patriarchal society?

A monumental outdoor spectacle with live music performed by flamenco master Michał Czachowski and saxophonist Michał Sosna.

Performane in musical and textual convention, narration in Polish, English or German.