1000 TUTORIALS |
World Premiere 12 September 2020 | Salzburger Landestheater
Inspired by the endless world of online tutorials, 1000 Tutorials explores contemporary life through instructions for everyday actions. From learning how to stand up from a chair to navigating love, grief and human interaction, the production humorously examines our growing dependence on digital knowledge while questioning whether life itself can ever be reduced to a manual.
Critics described the production as inventive, witty and highly entertaining.
Reviews praised the fast pace, ensemble work and Brodetzky's distinctive theatrical language, noting her ability to transform familiar digital culture into an imaginative and thought-provoking stage experience.
Written and Directed by: Ronnie Brodetzky
Dramaturgy: Lea Mantel
Set and Costume Design: Ruth Miller
Music: Ran Bagno
From the reviews
"Circus-like, grotesque and wonderful... with a group of talented young people from the Cameri Theatre, the musical ensemble adapted five of Etgar Keret's stories into a performance that paints reality in bright, strange and wonderful colors... a show that is easy to fall in love with."
Oren Weinberg, YNET
The stage adaptation of the stories was directed by Brodetsky with great sensitivity and talent. So is the performance of all the creators. Happiness may not be contagious, but beauty is not a dirty word. When we hear beautiful music and look at this beauty in art, we experience happiness, even if temporarily. And that is a lot.
Nano Shabtai, Haaretz.
