Sometimes, to tell your story, you need a lot of courage.
A play for teenagers and youth.
Please be advised that the play contains references to sexual abuse, suicide, and drug abuse.
How do you talk about things that no one talks about with children and teenagers? No one wants to listen? This is a realistic story about two sisters whose mother, a drug user, is in prison, and they live with their stepfather. It is a story about the fact that there are things you cannot be silent about. You need to speak about them loudly. And here, extremely painful things are discussed, yet sensitively, simply, and with sincere youthful humor.
*I cannot say bad words because no one will listen to our story. But I know what to do. If I want to say a bad word, I can say "snow" instead. Or "snowflake". Or "snow-covered". That is why you will hear the word "snow" more than 40 times in the play.
We invite you to become part of the play's creation process, visit our performance, and share your impressions after the show by word of mouth or by message. Thank you!
Adaptation based on the book "Fighting Words" by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley. Director: Indrė Stonytė Cast: Kornelija Kiniulytė Gustė Balčiūtė Vilmantas Kriščiūnas Edward Saszko Indira Žuromskaitė Diana Zinevičiūtė Evelina Teresė Marija Brėdikytė Assistant: Ismail Kocak
N-12 Viewers younger than 12 years old are not admitted to the play.