Randia's Quiet Theatre
Throughout Poland, tens of thousands of elderly people live with disabilities in four-storey walk-up apartment buildings. In many cases their children have emigrated; they live with loneliness, a lack of basic amenities, silence, and the absence of care. They are known as “prisoners of the fourth floor.”
In Randia’s Quiet Theatre Magdalena Kazubowski-Houston mixes autofiction, ethnography, and thea...
Throughout Poland, tens of thousands of elderly people live with disabilities in four-storey walk-up apartment buildings. In many cases their children have emigrated; they live with loneliness, a lack of basic amenities, silence, and the absence of care. They are known as “prisoners of the fourth floor.”
In Randia’s Quiet Theatre Magdalena Kazubowski-Houston mixes autofiction, ethnography, and thea...
