The performance and visual installations are dedicated to the child's soul - in all of us. A soul capable of seeing things as they are and turning them into poetry. Children who watch and are forced to participate in wars, violence and poverty. The soul we all need to create peace. Borges, who preserves the memory of the tiger from his childhood in his poetry. To the old who, who face the meaninglessness of refugees, who return to the open world of a child and accept the transience of life. The soul we need to create art and believe in its power. 

It uses texts by Borges, Arnaldo Antunes, Ben Okri, Pema Chödrön and documentary materials from "Easy Targets: Violence Against Children Worldwide”, Human Rights Watch Testimonies"

"Mirror that slips away" is part of the cooperation project "MINUSCULA" between Teatro Nomad from Spain and Dah Teatro Center for Theater Research / Jadranka Andjelić Project. The collaboration implies the collaboration of artists and joint work in the research of stage language in relation to relevant social topics in Europe.

Co-production of Teatro Nomad and Jadranka Andjelić Project/ DAH Theater

Played by: Rocio Solis (Shania)

Stage installation, projections: Antonella Diana (Italy)

Director: Jadranka Andjelic (Serbia)

Texts: HL Borges, Arnaldo Antunes, Ben Okri, Pema Chödrön and documentary materials from "Easy Targets: Violence Against Children Worldwide", Human Rights Watch Testimonies

Premiere November 25 and 26, 2006.

The performance was supported by: the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia, the Secretariat for Culture of Belgrade, the Agiumes Culture Council, the Government of the Canary Islands (Spain)