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Warsaw Theatre Meetings are carried out thanks to the financial support of the Capital City of Warsaw and funding from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage
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Inspired by Ana Elena Correa's What Happened to Belén, this is the story of a woman whose body was used as evidence in a court case, and of a system that had forgotten what it means to have empathy.
This is theatre that that asks about the limits of freedom, the right to be heard, and the value of community. Correa's reportage documenting the case of a young Argentinian woman convicted for having a miscarriage has come to symbolise the fight for safe and legal abortion in Latin America.
Katarzyna Minkowska's production is set in a courtroom. Viewers witness and take part in events that galvanized public debates throughout Latin America. Nothing is obvious or given here, as spectators not only watch but become participants in the trial.
Because this story continues to be relevant, even if it happened thousands of miles away.
Because it's about each of us.
text: Ana Elena Correa
translated into Polish by: Maja Gańczarczyk
adaptation and dramaturgy: Martyna Wawrzyniak
directed by: Katarzyna Minkowska
set design: Łukasz Mleczak
costumes: Jola Łobacz
music: Wojciech Frycz
choreography: Krystyna Lama Szydłowska
lighting design: Jędrzej Jęcikowski
video and multimedia: Janusz Szymański
assistant composer: Maciej Synowiec
assistant director: Radosław Hebal
stage manager: Agata Żuczkowska
cast:
Agnieszka Rajda, Basia Prokopowicz, Marzena Bergmann, Milena Gauer, Maciej Cymorek, Aleksandra Kolan, Marcin Kiszluk, Wojciech Rydzio, Radosław Hebal, Agnieszka Giza-Gradowska
oraz II rok Studium Aktorskiego im. Aleksandra Sewruka w Olsztynie:
Olga Berkowicz, Maria Błażewicz, Hanna Bruzi, Kamila Dudek, Zuzanna Łaba, Kacper Pastuła, Joanna Rose, Magdalena Samociuk, Martyna Smoter
Trigger warnings: 16+, loud music, blood, descriptions of miscarriage.