During the last two months, a group of young people with the facilitation of trainers from STOP-KLATKA met elderly people, survivors from the Second World War, and their relatives. In the stories, youngsters searched for their “living questions”. What are the situations in the past that can happen nowadays as well? Where do we see oppression in our life? What is our responsibility in those situations?
More information on this performance coming soon.
In this video, we are introduced to Mr. Eugeniusz, who tells his story as a witness of World War II and an inmate in an extermination camp. He was born in 1928 and this video was made when he was 93 (a year before his death). He held on, although the circumstances were dramatic.
The video can be viewed here.
We would like to invite you to the performance of a group acting within the Theatre of Remembrance project – a series of etudes based on conversations between young people involved in the project and senior citizens – witnesses of the Second World War.
The stories of Mrs. Ela, Mrs. Basia, Mr. Bolesław and Mr. Eugeniusz – personal, moving, unusual, sometimes surprising – were an inspiration and starting point for the group to reflect and find analogies between the past and present times. What kind of world do we want to live in and what kind we don’t want to live in? What problems do young people think are important in today’s world? What do we have to face up to so that what the witnesses of history experienced never happens?
This will be a showing of the movie of last years performance that will be accessable online.