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Taxi drivers
TAXI DRIVERS by Mihkel Ulman / Jussi Niilekselä.
The bilingual play, written by an Estonian and a Finn, speaks of two taxi drivers in Tallinn at night: Pertti Lahtinen is looking for the beautiful grey eyes, a woman he met years ago and cannot forget. He happens to sit into the taxi of a local gym teacher Toomas Haav who works as a taxi driver at night. This encounter puts to the test the beliefs and conceptions of the both men.
An ordinary man on his ordinary day can be a sweet picture. He chuckles aside when stumbling on the cobbles and smiles victoriously when sprinting after the trolley bus.
Ordinary life on stage is a sad and depressing spectacle - a row of unimportant thoughts and embarrassing moments and a lot of fun.
We all know the silly expression that the sun is shining after the rain. But it's true, isn't it.
Director Ingomar Vihmar Estonia
Scenographer Pekka Korpiniitty Finland
Translator Tarmo Virki Finland
Cast Ivo Uukkivi Estonia, Asko Sahlman Finland, Kleer Maibaum Estonia
Performances on April 19, 20, 21, 22 and May 3, 6, 17, 19 at 19.00
The play is a Finland-Estonia co-project carried out by Von Krahl Theatre on the Estonian side and Q-Teater, the theatre network Baltic Circle and the actors society Koitos on the Finnish side. The project has been supported by City of Tallinn, Estonian Cultural Endowment, Interreg IIIA-programm and Nordic Jetline.
Performance information Katrin Vingel 051 61 985
Performances: April 19, 20, 21, 22 and May 3, 6, 17, 19
Tickets (70/120) on sale in Von Krahl Theatre.
The bilingual play, written by an Estonian and a Finn, speaks of two taxi drivers in Tallinn at night: Pertti Lahtinen is looking for the beautiful grey eyes, a woman he met years ago and cannot forget. He happens to sit into the taxi of a local gym teacher Toomas Haav who works as a taxi driver at night. This encounter puts to the test the beliefs and conceptions of the both men.
An ordinary man on his ordinary day can be a sweet picture. He chuckles aside when stumbling on the cobbles and smiles victoriously when sprinting after the trolley bus.
Ordinary life on stage is a sad and depressing spectacle - a row of unimportant thoughts and embarrassing moments and a lot of fun.
We all know the silly expression that the sun is shining after the rain. But it's true, isn't it.
Director Ingomar Vihmar Estonia
Scenographer Pekka Korpiniitty Finland
Translator Tarmo Virki Finland
Cast Ivo Uukkivi Estonia, Asko Sahlman Finland, Kleer Maibaum Estonia
Performances on April 19, 20, 21, 22 and May 3, 6, 17, 19 at 19.00
The play is a Finland-Estonia co-project carried out by Von Krahl Theatre on the Estonian side and Q-Teater, the theatre network Baltic Circle and the actors society Koitos on the Finnish side. The project has been supported by City of Tallinn, Estonian Cultural Endowment, Interreg IIIA-programm and Nordic Jetline.
Performance information Katrin Vingel 051 61 985
Performances: April 19, 20, 21, 22 and May 3, 6, 17, 19
Tickets (70/120) on sale in Von Krahl Theatre.