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A walk through the garden of Winternitzs villa (Na Cihlářce 10, Prague 5).
Duration 33 minutes.The White Picture is an audio walk through the garden of Winternitzs villa - a performance for one spectator without the presence of actors.
The narrators voice from the headphones will take you through the garden and through the windows will allow you to see not only the Winternitz villa, but also the magic-realistic story, which will begin to emerge before your eyes from the surrounding scenery.The story offers a view of Winternitzs villa from the perspective of a woman coming to her to finally penetrate a dream that wont let her sleep.
For her, the delicate details of the garden and the furnishings of the house begin to transform into a surreal world, which reflects her hidden fear and inability to meet herself in it."That house looks exactly like the one from my dream.The plants on the wooden walkways float quietly as in deep water.A woman stands at the window, watching the garden anxiously.Things I cant sleep at night.They live their own lives in the upper parts of the house.If I stepped inside, I might get lost in the curves of the stairs and never get out again.But I cant come in, so Im just going around in vain.
"If you are interested in going through the White Picture, you can book a ticket for a specific date and time via the website www.pomezi.com.
We will send you a link to the application with the ticket, which you will then download to your smartphone.
Through it, you will have access to a recording that will take you through the garden.
We will inform you about the start of the ticket pre-sale.
We recommend going through the show separately.
If you come with more people, please take a 10-minute break between them.Screenplay and direction: Kateřina SoučkováSound design: Václav Šafka, Kateřina SoučkováSound: Václav ŠafkaApplication development: Martin KopečekNarrated by: Johana SchmidtmajerováThe project is co-produced by Winternitz Villa and PomezíThe project is supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the City of Prague, the Prague 5 District and under the auspices of the Mayor of Prague 5, Lukáš Herold.