Exit Theater - the play Fešta

Josipa and Josip are a young, well-to-do couple and for their wedding anniversary they organized the biggest party in town. The guests of that festival are the spectators who, just by entering the theater, become their friends, relatives, godfathers, acquaintances or business partners, because the audience didn't just come to watch this play, they came to participate in it.

The red carpet is rolled out, the cameras are on, and everyone becomes part of their new family album.
Remembering the beginnings of their love, Josip and Josip take us through the short history of their relationship, full of ups and downs. They don't want to hide anything, they will share every detail of their relationship without any reservations. Telling their story, they fall into various but very recognizable traps of their life together, but they will set the biggest trap for each other right in front of us. By making fun of our love, marriage and gender relations, Fešta dissolves numerous stereotypes that we are often not even aware of, but it also directs its critical edge at the society that only recognizes the law of brothers and godfathers.

The play questions not only the relationship of a young married couple, but also the relationship between the actor and the audience. Constantly involving the audience in stage events, it skillfully balances on the border of illusion and reality and turns into a full-blooded event.
 
Duration of the play: 75 minutes