A soldier's dream of a distorted homecoming turns into a quest for form amidst chaos.
Director Adomas Juška, a student of Eimuntas Nekrošius, brings Witold Gombrowicz's avant-garde play to life. Juška is known for his poetic, detailed, and symbolic approach to complex literary works, often prioritizing stage action, rhythm, and atmosphere over conventional verbal expression. His previous works have earned him two "Golden Stage Cross" awards for best direction.
"The Marriage" explores the eternal conflict between man and form through the dream of a soldier returning home to a deformed world. Gombrowicz's work is characterized by philosophical depth, unique construction, and playful irony, making this a thought-provoking and artistically rich experience.