“Desires, Saints and Other Observations on the Infinity of the World”

Six priests carrying relics lead a group of chosen ones towards a blessed moment — the moment when the illusion they have created for themselves disappears.

“Passions, Saints and Other Reflections on the Infinity of the World” is a street theatre performance inspired by the Baroque era and the work of 17th-century poet M. K. Sarbiewski.

A physical and symbolic story, the performance gently invites the audience into a ritual-like experience. Instead of a traditional linear narrative, it encourages viewers to experience, feel, and interpret the unfolding action in their own way.

The performance creates a space for imagination, allowing different interpretations of images, symbols, and the surrounding environment to emerge.

During the performance, the audience is free to move through the space while the action unfolds around them, placing them at the centre of a created temple-dream-mystery.

Duration: 60 min.

Free admission