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when in rome, do as the romans do...
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Apparently, a person's passion for something new, coded in animals, is that there is definitely a place where I can do better. Especially in younger specimens. I don't know if it has to do with the fact that when we grow up, we have to worry about our offspring, build our lives. Probably.

I remember when I did the first theatre experiments in my hometown of Tõrva, I found myself dreaming that how much nicer it would be to play a show with those who would do things on stage, not just deal with how I look. In the same way, those thoughts struck me when we were already doing our diploma performances at the theatre school. I thought how nice it would be for us to play when professional actors were playing. And, of course, already in Ugala, I thought that how awesome it would be if one or the other part were played by this or that actor I liked. And in this connection, and of course I have thought that oh how nice it would be to be in the City Theatre of Tallinn troupe, for example. Tallinn, opportunities for film and radio and television work are better in any case. These are the thoughts I have been thinking about and, of course, I am blushing now. The ego-trip of a young person. But without it, I probably wouldn't be in the theatre. Yes, so low so short-sighted. And through that, it's not at all difficult to understand why we have Brexit, Trump, the current coalitions, Excellent material for populism.

In any case, just before the virus crisis, I had reached a beautiful place with the collective name Ugala. All kinds of difficulties had made this place quite an ideal theatre for me. Awesome troupe, like-minded, supportive illuminators, directors, sound technicians, theatre directors.

In addition to home theatre, I have been able to participate in other projects. Enough to understand if the nonsense is the saying "elsewhere is better".

Photos by Heigo Teder, Harri Rospu, Kristjan Lepp, Mikk Mihkel Vaabel, Kairit Leibold