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Sentenced to Life
Design: Krista Tool
Musical design: Peeter Konovalov
Performed by theatre students of Kalju Komissarov:
Indrek Apins, Jaanus Kask, Silja Miks, Marko Mäesaar, Kristel Mägedi, Kärt Reemann, Helen Rekkor, Liisa Taul, Jarmo Veetamm, Alo Kurvits, Joonas Parve
and Rakvere Theatre actors:
Tiina Mälberg, Toomas Suuman,
Erik Ruus and Tarvo Sõmer
A new boy comes to school. He is late to class. The teacher picks on him. Actually she picks on everybody. The new boy meets a girl. She means a lot to him. Nobody is bad. Nobody is good. They are different. The headmaster does not believe it. He hardly believes in anything. The boy gets drunk. A young teacher opens the door. The boy asks, and gets answers. The other students live their own life. They are very young. They are school students who are sentenced to life in 2003, in Estonia.
Musical design: Peeter Konovalov
Performed by theatre students of Kalju Komissarov:
Indrek Apins, Jaanus Kask, Silja Miks, Marko Mäesaar, Kristel Mägedi, Kärt Reemann, Helen Rekkor, Liisa Taul, Jarmo Veetamm, Alo Kurvits, Joonas Parve
and Rakvere Theatre actors:
Tiina Mälberg, Toomas Suuman,
Erik Ruus and Tarvo Sõmer
A new boy comes to school. He is late to class. The teacher picks on him. Actually she picks on everybody. The new boy meets a girl. She means a lot to him. Nobody is bad. Nobody is good. They are different. The headmaster does not believe it. He hardly believes in anything. The boy gets drunk. A young teacher opens the door. The boy asks, and gets answers. The other students live their own life. They are very young. They are school students who are sentenced to life in 2003, in Estonia.