2GETHER/AL(L)ONE – (ON)LINE / Youth Deal on Cultural Participation in Europe

During the international conference ‘Youth Agreement on Cultural Participation in Europe’, we will have a chance to see the play ‘2GETHER / AL (L) ONE – (ON) LINE’ at the SKCNS Fabrika on 22 March at 8:30 p.m.

This dance performance strongly emphasizes the feeling of abandonment, although the memory of togetherness is still very present. Jerka and Veronika are dancers and very good friends. Veronika often suffers injuries. Although they are very different and live in different countries, people often cannot distinguish the two. They are similar in certain characteristics, but now their lives are separated. There is always too little of Veronika for Jerka, so she is constantly looking for new Veronika. Veronika could describe her movements with a long line. Jerka dynamically adjusted the content and implementation of her performance to the current situation with the corona virus. Therefore, she keeps searching online and keeps finding her Veronika. Over and over again, with each rerun, she finds a different Veronika. Emptiness offers a platform for the joint creation of the duet of Jerka Rožnik Novak and Veronika.

You can find information on other performances and activities during the conference on this link.

The international conference ‘Youth Agreement on Cultural Participation in Europe’ is part of the ‘Upad’ project, implemented by the Student Cultural Centre Novi Sad and partner institutions from the ‘Be SpectACTive!’ Network, and will be held at the Liman Cultural Station from 21 to 23 March.

The fourth edition of the ‘Upad’ theatre festival  will be held in the SCCNS Fabrika from 9 to15 May 2022, within the Future of Europe programme arch.

The ‘Upad’ theatre festival was launched three years ago by the Student Cultural Centre Novi Sad, as a partner organization of the European project ‘Be SpectACTive!’, which deals with audience development. The basic idea of ​​’Upad’ is the promotion and popularization of theatre art for young people, and all performances in the programme were chosen by active young spectators.

Photo: Drago Videmsek