BWW Review: TWITCHING AND OTHER GAMES at Wroclaw Mime Theatre – Broadway World

I don’t even know where to start and what element was the best, the idea, the script, directing, acting or lovely madness evaporating from the show… It all made a mix perfect difference and intel smoothness.As a society we are all more aware of mental disorders. Instead of chaining the sick and watching them in cages like at the Zoo and watch them on Sunday afternoons we treat them with understanding and humility. The approach of this show is a step forward. Dominika Knapik (director, choreography) and Patrycja Kowanska (screenplay and dramaturgy) created a highly valued show. We all can imagine a group therapy, people sitting in the circle and confiding on their traumas, most often uncovered in this process. Well, here we have literary characters from works of Chekhov. They all struggle and we can see that there is something wrong with every single of them. It’s so diverse that at some point we realize that every action in human life can be a sign of disorder. That’s the core of the show, what else?The actors speak, which is unusual for pantomime theater, and because of that every word is like a drop full of sweetness. They seem to…
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