Students of acting from the Białystok department of the Theatre Academy in Warsaw under the guidance of Magdalena Miklasz return to the figure of Charles Darwin. However, not to build a monument to the British geologist or to create his traditional biography, but to see how the world changed almost two hundred years after the famous second HMS Beagle expedition, in which Darwin took part. Their performance is a personal journey in the footsteps of a scientist, a journey into the unknown, where absolutely anything can happen. In the midst of the pandemic – they, and we along with them – will come across talking monkeys, a legendary singer, and even a certain employee of what is now the defunct Carles Darwin Museum of Natural and Less Natural History in Białystok. Not only people, but also puppets will play – after all, this is Białystok, the capital of the Polish puppet theatre.
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Strobe lights are used in the performance!
Fot. Monika Stolarska
Fot. Monika Stolarska
Fot. Monika Stolarska
Fot. Monika Stolarska
Fot. Monika Stolarska
Fot. Monika Stolarska
Fot. Monika Stolarska