¶ Our scenography principles
Ethical Guidelines
The scenographer and director work together with mutual respect and patience, agreeing in advance on the format and priorities of the collaboration.
The scenographer may intervene in the production process if the director desires it.
A scenographer working alongside a director is responsible for the quality of the scenography, not the overall quality of the performance, especially if the director prefers the scenographer not to interfere with the process.
A bit on ethics in theatre:
‘Anna Gumboldt. Etické charty Divadla introvertů. Pokus o spolupráci panikářů’ (in czech language) published in the anthology
Divadlo a etika / Karolina Plicková (ed.),
NAMU, 2024, Prague.
Aesthetic Preferences
Toys for children and adults as creative partners
Natural objects: stone, water, wood
Found objects & ready-mades
Economical scenography
Integration with modern technologies
Chemistry and physics in theater
Voice, sound, music, and light as elements of scenography
Costumes with character
Interactive scenography
Improvised and improvising scenography
An active role for color
Absurdity, defamiliarization, cringe, emptiness
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