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"Even though
it does not seek directly any contemporary analogies but instead tries to
find the existential dimensions of individual choice, this performance raises
the issue of the conflict between personality and society. The group of "liberal
wanderers" (in this interpretation carefree students) becomes a gang of rogues
just for the joke, but each pays the price of his irresponsibility - they
all end up physically and spiritually devastated. (...) The nervous, coarse,
eclectic style in a jagged, capricious rhythm involving sudden turns and surprising
farce is concentrated into the consistency of the narration - the irony of
the first scenes gradually fades away, followed by the playful tone of the
actors, to be transformed slowly into an internal energy of the characters."
Assen
Konstantinov, "Demokratsia", April 2000
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