Description
"Adult Daughters" is a play about the relationship between daughters and fathers. Fourteen stories written in doc and autofiction format tell how different family relationships can be and how they affect further adult life.
Why is this performance important?
"Adult Daughters" is a story about acceptance and determination to move on.
* The play about the father figure is not about a specific person, not about a role imposed by society, not about a set of expectations, but about the necessity of this figure, the complexity of its construction and interaction with it. It's a dance of fragility with responsibility, playing between the lines of the stories of the fourteen heroines.
* The target audience of the play is not only adult women rethinking the experience of relationships with their parents, but also men, young fathers who are just starting their journey, as well as mature fathers, for whom this performance can be a good opportunity to look from the outside.
The authors of the play are playwrights Tatiana Vasilyeva and Inessa Tsoi-Shlapak.
The producer is Anna Suvorova.
The stage director of the play is Yaroslav Maksimenko.
The sound engineer is Danila Bykovsky.