The theatre monodrama will bring the true story of a young woman, who survived four concentration camps. She was one of the prisoners in Auschwitz who had to undergo pseudo-medical experiments.
The memories of Viola Stern Fischerová, which Veronika Homolová Tóthová adapted into novel form, will come to life in the Spišská Belá town cinema hall on Saturday 21 May at 19:00, performed by an actress from RAMAGU Theatre.
Admission per person: €10
Reservations for tickets can be made by text message to the phone number 0915 155 900.
If needed, we are also available by phone on working days from 7:30 to 15:30.
A young girl, Viola, lives her life in Lučenec, full of hope and vitality, at a time when war destroys everything. Family bonds, hope for love, a longing for education and the joys of everyday life become mere memories, replaced by a bare struggle for survival. Immediately on arrival in Auschwitz, Josef Mengele selects her for a group of prisoners on whom Nazi doctors will carry out experiments.
Starring: Simona Marhefková, actress of RAMAGU Theatre
RAMAGU, o. z. is a professional regional group active in the field of culture in the Pieniny and Zamagurie region. Since its founding (2009) it has created an independent theatre in the region, with dozens of premieres and hundreds of repeat performances to its name. Since 2018 it has operated the RAMAGU ATELIÉR cultural centre based in Spišská Stará Ves, and since 2012 it has published the independent regional monthly Zamagurské noviny.
The production is brought to you by the Pôjd Education Centre, established by the civic association Expression o.z. with the support of the town of Spišská Belá.
