Obsesja (Obsession), a Remus Theater performance dealing with the subject of discrimination, in an untypical way, will premiere on February 6 on the Komuna stage in Warsaw.

The play, directed by Katarzyna Kazimierczuk, is based on true stories of people who have experienced aggression driven by racism. These emotional stories are contrasted by the beauty of distant cultures present in the music and choreography.

The actors of Remus Theater sing traditional songs from Morocco, Uganda, Corsica, Italy, Brasil and Balkan countries. The performance features such acclaimed artists as an Iranian visruoso of Persian ney flute Mohammad Rasouli and a Japanese butoh dancer Rui Ishihara as well as a Japanese traditional Nihon Buyo.dancer - Hana Umeda

The performance has been produced with the help of EU funds by Remus theater, which recently lost its seat due to a fire and will temporary be showing its newest production on the Komuna stage.

Performances in Warsaw:
Feb. 6 (premiere), 7 and 9, March 18-24 at 7 pm, Komuna//Warszawa, ul. Lubelska 30/32, 1st floor.

Free admission but booking needed: teatr.remus@wp.pl