Hooligans in the bookstore
Audio performance about 10 reader's rights
Common project of the "French Institute", "Uppsala Circus", bookstore "Subscription editions" and Kirill Lyukevich
What should I do if I don't have time to read at all? What if all the memories of school literature cause a headache? How do I manage to read all the books in the world? To be honest, we don't know! But we, along with the writer Daniel Pennak, know for sure that reading is not about "necessary and shameful", but about "fun and free". And even more: both a child, an adult, and a bully have special rights in the world of books, and it is useful for everyone to know them. The characters of the audio performance tell about these rights, about their favorite and unloved books, about reading as a journey in "Subscription Editions". The choice of a place for the performance, of course, is not accidental: employees and visitors of the Subscription Editions bookstore practice and glorify a variety of reading practices day after day: slow and binge, intellectual and entertaining, over a cup of coffee and right at the checkout. And even if you don't have time to read at all, you should always find time for book hooliganism. A documentary performance based on 10 reader's rights from the book "Like a Novel" by Daniel Penak and verbatim young artists of Uppsala Circus.Genre: performance lunch.Site-specific audio performance.