i go, you go, we go

About the event

The text shows the crisis of a young couple who, although on a shared journey, keeps drifting apart. Twenty-four-year-old Neža and twenty-six-year-old Dimitar struggle with all those acute issues that push the young generation into making key decisions about everyday life, their life together, work and a potential family, while their environment prevents them from realising these decisions in full. Weighed down by housing issues, reduced employment opportunities, problems with [Dimitar’s] immigration status and the all-encompassing dictates of capitalism, Neža and Dimitar’s story is beginning to come apart … The dialogue, with monologic passages, reveals both the indignation of the speaker and the bitter silence of the one not speaking, which creates a peculiar dramaturgy of pain, affection, vulnerability and rage.