Peer Gynt from Kosovo
by Jeton Neziraj
Wednesday, May 28th at 20:00h
Director: Robert Jelinek (Sweden)
Actors:
Ema Andrea (Albania)
Besnik Krapi (Kosovo)
Jonas Sjögren (Sweden)
Charles Toulouse (Germany)
Dramaturgy: Stefan Schletter (Germany)
Set and costume designer: Jelena Miletić (Serbia / Serbia)
Visual Design: Zymryte Hoxhaj (Germany/Kosovo)
Production assistant: Johanna Lenthe (Germany)
Light: Ibrahim Xhemaili (Macedonia)
Sound engineer: Muhamet Veseli – Muha (Kosovo)
Ticket: 500 din
In Peer Gynt from Kosovo, Kosovan author Jeton Neziraj tells the story of a young man, who has spent nearly 20 years of his life legally and illegally in Sweden and Germany. It is a story full of adventure and shocking drama that gives us profound insight into the reality of European migration.
This authentic story, told with a great sincerity, is a reflection on the fates of thousands of young immigrants in Europe who, when faced with a life crisis, often lose contact with the ground underneath their feet and turn to crime to survive.
The play, written by Jeton Neziraj and directed by Robert Jelinek, tells a heart-breaking story that reflects the fate of many young European migrants; who leave their countries in search of fortune and happiness, but in turn find hardship and despair. (Kosovo 2.0)
A joint theater production of Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden (Germany), Qendra Multimedia (Kosovo) and Teater de Vill (Sweden).
