In Secret Garden, we explore the concept of sin. What does it mean today? Has the very notion of sin faded, or does it still silently shape our conscience and societal behaviors? This performance interrogates the Biblical heritage of sin and its psychological repercussions in our contemporary world. A young woman, caught between societal expectations and her inner morality, confronts her actions—or lack thereof. As she grapples with guilt, shame, and the consequences of her choices, she embarks on a journey of responsibility, reckoning with her past and seeking redemption amidst the weight of social and personal judgment.
Concept, Choreography: Anna Ádám
Performance: Rebeka Petra Kiss
Music: Boldizsár Komjáthy
Performance: Rebeka Petra Kiss
Music: Boldizsár Komjáthy
Supporters: L1 Association, MU Színház, NKA IZP, SIN, Műhely Alapítvány
Production: Gray Box