GHOSTS

The setting is that of a hallucinatory Norwegian countryside, made gray and stagnant, like the soul of the characters, by a pouring rain; a place where the sun and heat arrive unnecessarily and always too late.
Ibsen’s realism reveals the hypocrisy of bourgeois morality, founded on respectability and façade religiosity.

“Truth is the hardest thing to reveal,” says director Rimas Tuminas, and in this production not only the unveiling of family secrets is well represented, but also the externalization of ghosts that hide and live within us all.
The “ghosts” are illusions that people build from their weaknesses, we glorify our fears and praise the effigies of our executioners. “Ghosts” are the lies we adopt and pass on to our children. This show is a story of liberation from the ghosts chasing us.

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