"Animal Farm" follows each of us. It follows the story of one person through a nine-player game. A person who loves to live, believes in himself, in a better tomorrow, in love, in prosperity, and in a community of all equals with the same rights. But some are always more equal than others.
We always have someone or something in our lives that will put us in a subordinate role. We will always be accountable to someone. Give yourself. To believe blindfolded, if we are asked to do so. Because we believe in tomorrow.
And we will have that someone in the play. He will be close to all of us and will do what he normally does in our vicinity before our eyes. That one who is more equal than others. Superiors. The big one. Crazy. And we will be silent..., as we normally are silent for the sake of a better tomorrow.
The play follows the story of a cat and a mouse. Superior and subordinate. Weak and strong. Sometimes we will feel like we are both.
They will dance. Because that's the only way to survive in this dance part. We are farm workers and we don't know anything else.
The dancers of this show are one Aska, who if she stops dancing, the wolf will eat her. Constant movement will show strength, will, love, peace, understanding, belief, happiness...
What kind of dancing animal farm is that? (The one who talks with the body).
