Camille Claudel" performance - biographical theater and unique visual setting

The stage space resembles a 19th-century sculpture studio. Amid clay, plaster casts, and unfinished forms, the audience can immerse themselves in the protagonist's world and accompany her through the successive stages of her life. Symbolic props An important element of the performance are the props, including Auguste Rodin's jacket and raw clay. These objects become part of the story and evoke the protagonist's most important experiences. A memorable finale A special place in the performance is occupied by the plaster dress worn by the actress. In the final scene, it falls apart before the audience's eyes, creating one of the most striking images of the performance. Author: DKŚ