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Asterion Project English Theatre In Budapest: ‘Square’, 4 December

• 28 Nov 2022 3:30 PM

This play talks about forbidden relationships. Follows life paths of Sarah, Callie, George and Peter. Sometimes life is full of surprises, and things happen unexpectedly.

Love happens. The play asks the question, how much are we ready to put at stake for a love, that is not approved by others...

"This play is about the painfully awkward first love, the confusion of love and lust, the invisible line between friendship and romantic relationship, the pressure of adapting to societal norms to ‘fit in’ and most of all – fear.

The fear to accept ourselves and follow our hearts, the fear of how we may look to others and the intense fear of rejection."

Date and time: 
Saturday, 4 December, 7:30 pm

Tickets: 
HUF 4,300

Venue: 
RS9 Theatre
1075 Budapest, Rumbach Sebestyén u. 9.

More: 
rs9.jegy.hu

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