Performing for you: July 16 & 17, 2008

Music and Directing:

Gaëtan Faïk 

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Actors (in alphabetical order):

Alexander Schinko

Gregor Stolarczyk

Ieva Jonova

Nevena Zhelyazkova

of course, there is nothing like a live show…but if you are really really curious about what to expect…check out our trailer (thanks Stefano for preparing it!!!)

“Said and Meant” is a play about deliberate misunderstandings, accidental misconceptions and deep down, what we really mean.

The play consists of 5 short vignettes (short descriptive plays) where aspects of expression and truth are explored.

Edna’s Drama Queen tirades are almost a daily occurrence for husband and her friend Caroline, but in Edna discovers, we find out that there’s a sensitive human being in there after all.

In The Essential Components of Marriage the “perfect” couple, Scott and Fran go to see their Pastor, George for Marriage Counselling – will love get them through the session or will it ruin everything…and why is Scott so anxious for them to be married?

In Bob, I want you, Bob is the most popular guy around. Eleven people want him REALLY badly. But why? And can Bob just be Bob?

In the Enabling Club, Alisha, Clare and Bernice are three suburban women who deplore violence on TV. Their support for each other through life’s little trials is absolute. But maybe the secrets in their Basements mean that their mutual support has gone a little bit too far?

The Darryl, is a creature of woe and dread for all he meets because of his long, boring narratives. Can Pamela and Shawn with the help of the Goddess Athena escape from the clutches of his boring monologues, or will even the Gods fall victim? Let the ancient Greek Chorus be your guide through this story of Gods and mortals.

Featuring, Mirko Armiento, David Garrahy, Ina Iankulova, Popi Tsafou, Filippo Menga, Angeliki Mavridou, Chiara Montecucco, Aisling Muldowney, Eirini Pastelakou, Lucia Russo, Angela Steen, Davide Zaru, (Music Kyriakos Spiliotopoulos).

The Boy and The Girl in European Spirit have come to Brussels full of hope and youthful aspirations. Yet, their experience starts off in a somewhat strange way: they receive a very special assignment to find the Spirit of Europe.

Is that a joke? What is the Spirit of Europe? Is there really such a thing? Well, characters in the play ask themselves exactly the same questions as they embark on an adventurous search throughout Brussels looking for possible traces of the Spirit with the ultimate goal of finding the Spirit himself (or herself).

They have five months. Will that be enough time?

Come and see this modern and provocative, yet sweet and melodramatic play written and performed by present and former stagiaires and their friends….