About a person's most ardent dream to find true love. The 'Silk Serpent' is created at the National Theatre
The National Theatre in Latvia is producing a new play, 'Silk Serpent', based on the literary work of Gunta Bojārs, exploring themes of love, trust, and desire.
The National Theatre in Latvia is currently in the process of producing a new play titled 'Silk Serpent', derived from Gunta Bojārs' first literary work published in 2008. Gunta Bojārs is widely recognized not only as an author but also as a prominent journalist and the main editor at LTV News. The narrative of 'Silk Serpent' delves into the universal quest for true love, highlighting the obstacles posed by mistrust and the alluring yet often destructive nature of sexual desire.
The adaptation for the stage has been crafted by Artūrs Dīcis, whose intriguing approach is evident from the play's synopsis. It presents a modern interpretation of romantic expressions in the digital age, revealing how easily one can convey intense emotions through simple text messages. Dīcis poses a thought-provoking dilemma within this romantic context, centering on a contemporary man's lifelong mission to find his one true love, emphasizing the comedic yet tragic elements of this pursuit.
Directed by Laura, an experienced director in large-scale productions, 'Silk Serpent' promises to be a thought-provoking mono-performance that reflects the complexities of modern male perceptions of love and relationships. This production not only aims to entertain but also to provoke discussions regarding the evolving nature of love and communication in today's society.