It is better to acknowledge such complicity with mess than to defend an illusion in the name of perspicacity. The illusion we easily fall prey to is based on our confusing subjective and objective confusion. As more or less naive readers of Kleist’s perplexing scenarios, we tend to invest in the idea that the protagonists simply misinterpret the situation. This allows us to take a firm stand against mess.

But, indeed, Kleist ruins any hope that the realities he creates can be sorted out. If we read a character as mistaken, we might find it possible to objectively resolve the issue, but doing so will most likely get us caught in a subjective confusion of our own.

Katrin Pahl

DIRECTOR: Bálint Botos
STAGE DESIGN: Előd Golicza
COSTUME DESIGN: Blanka Alíz Bajkó

Cast:
László Norbert Moșu, Gábor Kolozsi Borsos, Péter Dávid A., Boglár Tamás, Tamara Pascu, Lehel-András Barti, Boróka Barta, Alain Leonard Fodor, Boglárka Huszár