None of the elements of the story will ruin the atmosphere. All of these spaces-shadows of background lights are interwoven with questions about the condition of contemporary man. Being saturated with pop culture, are we becoming caricatures of ourselves? What happens when our uniqueness is judged by unusual needs? Why is it called "Jarzenie" ("Aglow")? Is it for the lights that shine painfully straight into our eyes throughout the performance? The authors chose "Jarzenie" because it matches the description of the present reality. Sick and deviant, the reality has acquired terrific momentum, got speeded up. The reality they absorb by means of the present way of perception: as an image created by specialists, that is distorted, colourful, painful and disturbing. As in the performance.

"Jarzenie" ("Aglow") was produced by the Eighth Day Theatre and the "Środek Świata" ("The Middle of the World") Artistic and Educational Association. The music was composed by a saxophonist and composer, Patryk Lichota (Kakofonikt).

directed by: Palmer Eldritch

screenplay: Palmer Eldritch

music: Patryk Lichota

camera: Bartosz Górka

with: Agata Elsner, Marcin Głowiński, Kuba Kapral, Tomasz Michniewicz