Fringe: The Princesses - Wojciech Stachura
'The Princesses' is a play in which dolls abandoned by children have a voice. Until recently, they played a leading role in the lives and fantasies of Amsterdam children. Put aside, the dolls are still waiting for their children, telling the stories of their successes and of the moments when they were abandoned. The dolls become a hard drive on which personal experiences are recorded - they take on individual characteristics when they become part of the children's lives. Their transformation is influenced by culture, background and family relationships. The dolls used in the project were largely provided by local residents. The script was created based on interviews with the donors. The performance consists of an installation and a puppet show.
Fringe: The Princesses - Wojciech Stachura
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Fringe: The Princesses - Wojciech Stachura
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