Final performance of the “Safety of Wilderness” theatrical seminar led by Sanja Krsmanović Tasić
Saturday, July 4, 21:00
Horto theatre
Entrance free
What guides us when the road disappears?
“Paths Between Horizons“ is a contemporary theatre performance exploring the universal desire to travel, seek refuge, and discover new possibilities. Weaving together real and imagined journeys of migrants, the piece examines the fragile balance between danger and protection in wilderness environments and human societies. At its heart lies a question: how do we create pathways of safety, dignity, and hope for those who move through the world in search of a better future?
Following characters who leave familiar places behind, the work explores resilience, mutual care, and the knowledge people carry within them. Blending physical theatre, music, and narrative, the performance reflects on safety as something created through connection rather than certainty.
Set at the intersection of adventure and necessity, the performance examines journeys through untamed landscapes and unknown futures. Experiences of migration, exploration, and self-discovery are presented, revealing how individuals negotiate risk, trust, and survival. Through dynamic staging of this and evocative imagery, audiences are invited to consider the wilderness both around us and within us. Their journeys unfold as personal quests marked by encounters with strangers, natural forces, and their own fears. The performance explores how migration reshapes identity and how the search for home often becomes a search for oneself.
Тhrough this transformational journey the characters discover empathy, understanding of the world and nature and personal growth.