Random word, sensitive question – grains, from which grows phantasm – neither the director nor the script. Only the breath. Simultaneous inhale on stage and in the auditorium. Laughter, sadness, waiting – holding your breath. The gesture, dialogue, plot – exhale. Phantasm.

For the first time, the term was introduced by Theodore Tsigenom in 1906. Observed in people with well-developed imagination. It comes from the inability to distinguish early childhood real objects and fictional. Explicitly seen most often in children (e.g., the child came up with the ghost, and now it frightens his imagination). However, adults can also pursue all sorts of fantasies. In some cases, fantasies can lead to delusional states.

Our theater group is a permanent acting experiment. We are open to showing our inner kitchen – sometimes we hold open rehearsals, which can be attended by spectators. During the performances, we cultivate the action scenes from the micro-hooks, which we also offer to the audience. Hence, we produce a spectator-actor dialogue. Join us to participate in this process.