Sen o dřevěné krávě

Pasiphaë, a minor figure from antiquity, is known mainly for giving birth to a being half human, half bull. The myth of Pasiphaë, in this original production by the Nesladim collective, transforms into a dream of desire, shame and lost physicality — not about a monster, but about a woman, about a body we hide, tame, abandon and rediscover. On the border between concert and visual theatre, the performers explore states of dissociation and the reclaiming of the body; the wooden cow becomes a gateway into a landscape where strangeness turns into closeness. The production is co-produced with the Nesladim collective and thematically continues their previous project To All Mothers and Non-Mothers.