DIVADELNÍ FLORA OLOMOUC 2012 10.–20. 5. 2012

A premiere of a production specially created by dancers from
the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia for the 16th Flora
Theatre festival! An international project inspired by the question
of safety and current use of energy. A team of experienced
performers under the direction of Jozef Vlk.

A new production specially created by dancers from
the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia for the festival.
An international project inspired by the question of safety
and current use of energy. A team of experienced performers
under the direction of Jozef Vlk.

A dance duet about fear and worries connected with terrorism
or radioactivity... Working with motifs of absurdity, the performance
balances on the border of theatre production and original art installation.

Love harsher than the Yorkshire moors, the inevitable revenge
for past wrongs, mysteries and ghosts forever drowned in the marshes –
in a rough and forceful adaptation of the classic novel.

A cruel comedy by a contemporary British writer analysing
the most unconventional interpersonal relationships and mercilessly
unmasking their depersonalization. I shop, therefore I am!

An excellent dancer and choreographer from Hungary explores various
forms and manifestations of present time in her intimate personal project.

Baarová, Baťa, Goebbels, Gott, Jakeš, Kubišová, Mandlová, Procházka
or Vondráčková in an original pastiche of outstanding reportages
dealing with the gloomy affairs of our nation’s past and present times.

20th century European history from an unbiased point of view
full of humour and scorching irony – produced by the creative team and the theatre
that introduced an outstanding production Correspondence V+W
at the festival last year. The production was nominated for the prestigious
Alfréd Radok Award for “Production of the Year 2011”.

Beauty, pretence, fulfilment and mainly desire performed by a well-balanced
group of 4 dancers accompanied by live music of the band Zrní.

An adaptation of a novel about life and death of composer
Adrian Leverkühn with the horrible events of the past century in
the background. A report on the world on the brink of apocalypse.
Oratorio of our times.

The most significant production of the Slovak dance scene
of the last years nominated for the Dosky Award
for the Best Production of the Season 2010/2011.
Directed by Jozef Vlk.

An intimate production opening the fateful relationship of one of the most
powerful men of the Third Reich (Alfréd Radok Award for the Best Male
Performer of 2009 for Martin Pechlát) and the very famous and highly condemned
Czech film actress. Directed by Dušan D. Pařízek.

A wild production of a visionary novella that was also adapted
to a cult film Apocalypse Now by F. F. Coppola in the 1970s.
A fascinating tour through the dark sides of the human psyche and soul
under the masterful direction of David Jařab.

A tragicomic story of a young woman who is somewhat different.
A harsh criticism of corruptness and despotism of society in the times
of decline – in a timeless directorial commentary of Kamila Polívková.

A last performance of an original production of a contemporary
German drama adapted by young members of the Moravian Theatre
Olomouc in an imaginative staging of Martin Glaser.

An ultimately last production of the Pražské komorní divadlo brought
to the festival a week after the Prague premiere. A symbolic final word
of Dušan D. Pařízek, a director of the most distinctive Czech theatre scene
after the Velvet revolution.

Martin Finger and Boleslav Polívka in a generational conflict
of two exceptional and highly individual actors…
A melancholic blues of an Austrian rebel Peter Handke
under the direction of Dušan D. Pařízek.

A story of a man who was granted with bad luck, little confidence,
a huge head and a big feeling of guilt. One of the most successful and
most acclaimed Czech production of the last decade.
Directed by David Jařab.

The fascinating Martin Pechlát (Alfréd Radok Award for the Best Male
Performer of 2011) as a sad hero and a loser in a production
that was last year awarded the Josef Balvín Award for the best production
of a German text staged in the Czech Republic in the last theatre season.
Directed by David Jařab