Project Synergy between history and culture: youth dialogue through theater. The organizers are Sol Oriens from Vilnius and Teatr Druga Strefa from Warsaw. During intensive theater workshops, young people from both countries worked on the text of "Dziady" by Adam Mickiewicz, seeking answers to fundamental questions about freedom.The modern world poses questions for young people: Is the concept of freedom still relevant? What are its limits? Do the works of Mickiewicz still appeal to the young generation? The project aims not only to integrate Polish and Lithuanian youth, but also to introduce them to the works of Mickiewicz and encourage them to reflect on the common history of both nations.As director Bożena Sosnowska, co-founder of Sol Oriens, emphasizes, "We want the youth to be inspired by the works of the bard and see how much we have in common." The project involved 20 young people - students from Warsaw University's Hybryda Theater and young people from Vilnius associated with Sol Oriens. Divided into two groups, they work under the supervision of Second Zone Theater director Sylwester Biragi and Sol Oriens founders Bożena Sosnowska, Ewa Baliul and Justyna Moisejenko.
, "God had seven days to create the world. It came out that way. Sylvester Biraga had seven days to create a theatrical performance and it came out just phenomenal. Should God learn from Biraga? Theater - for sure.I have seen "Dziady" several times, including the brilliant, in my opinion, staging by Kleczewska at the Słowacki Theater in Cracow. But I haven't seen such an idea for a performance as the one proposed in the Second Zone, and unfortunately, if the young Lithuanians don't come to Warsaw again - I probably won't see it. '''Jacek Mroczek.
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