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Od roku 2006 tvoří monodramatické kompozice na rozhraní divadla a performance, které překračují žánr činohry použitím nových médií, pohybu a dekonstruktivního zacházení s textem, jako i projekty v kooperaci s hostujícími herci, tanečníky, choreografy, hudebníky a vizuálními umělci.
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Sláva Daubnerová (1980) – Graduated in cultural studies from Comenius University in Bratislava, going on to study for a PhD at the VŠMU theatre faculty in Bratislava. Since 2006 she has been creating monodramatic compositions on the border between theatre and performance, going beyond the genre of drama by using new media, movement and a deconstructive treatment of the text, as well as projects in cooperation with guest actors, dancers, choreographs, musicians and visual artists. She produces her projects under the P.A.T. trademark, which she founded as a professional independent platform for contemporary theatre, dance and new media. In 2006 she produced her first solo project, drawing on the diaries of Louise Bourgeois, Whole, which won the special jury award for stage concept and direction at the New Drama festival in 2007. In 2007, using Müller’s work Hamletmachine, she produced a spatial multimédia installation of the same name, and in 2008 a stage concept called Polylogue based on Jon Fosse’s novel Melancholy. Her project M.H.L, a documentary monodrama inspired by the life and work of the director Magda Husáková Lokvencová, has also appeared at the Theatre festival and in 2010 was the Discovery of the Season in the prestigious critics’ survey, Dosky, finding itself among the three finalists nominated in the Production of the Season category. Her creation, as director and actor, of the figure of Magda Husáková also won the Annual Award of the Literary Fund in the field of theatre and dramatic work, and at the end of the year M.H.L. was nominated as one of the three theatrical events of the year in the daily SME’s annual cultural awards. In 2011 she begame the most popular theatre artist under 33 in a survey of theatre faculty students from the VŠMU in the Theatre Studies Dionysia. In 2011 she created the production Iluminarium (a cabinet of curious phenomena), inspired by paranormal phenomena, and in the same year, together with Pavel Graus, she created the musical performance Some Disordered Interior Geometries, based on the poetry of Heiner Müller and his wife Inge. Her solo performace inspired by Francesca Woodman’s photographs, Untitled (2012), gained a Dosky award for Best Production in the 2012/2013 season, and was nominated in the categories of best direction and best actress, as well as gaining an award for best light design at the KioSK 2013 festival. As an actress and performer she has taken part in international site-specific projects (Tra
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