On November 23rd and December 1st and 3rd, a play produced by the ŠKUC theater Without Tears for Peders (NTFQ), written by Johan Hilton and Mattias Brunn, will take place in the Štih hall of Cankarjev dom.
NTFQ (No Tears For Queers) or Without tears for fags by Mattias Brunn is a remake of Johan Hilton's novel of the same name, which the writer wrote based on real events. A case of a documentary about the murders of three people (Johann Pettersson, Ben Meddour, Matthew Shepard) in three places (Katrineholm, Gothenburg, Laramie) and at three times (April 7, 2002, July 22, 1997, October 6, 1998).
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The only thing the murders have in common is that they were carried out by young people in the most cruel and bloody way. The play thus raises the question, when disagreement turns into hatred and when does this become so entrenched in a person that he resorts to extreme measures and puts himself in the role of a consumer. The text, which was performed for the first time in 2009, has received numerous awards, and the Slovenian version produced by the ŠKUC Theater is directed by Alen Jelen. Matic Lukšič, Vid Klemenc, Vito Weis and Žan Koprivnik will perform in the play.
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