Albert Camus's philosophical drama reframed inside a shifting, burning theatrical world.
Based on Albert Camus's philosophical play, Jokūbas Brazys's production reframes the Roman emperor's tyranny within the walls of a fading theater. Set in a misty theatrical café, the staging explores how artistic policy, language, and personal will intertwine with absurdity and rebellion.
Artur Svorobovič stars as a ruler seeking to baptize the world in fire, inviting contemporary reflection on personal power, international conflict, and destruction. Featuring music by The Marcels and rich thematic layers, this two-part staging offers a striking look at a classic text.