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The four scenes that make up the bitter comedy, “Split’s
Quatrology,” are linked by the common themes of waiting, hoping,
planning, giving up, acceptance of status quo and in the end,
hopelesness. The
characters in these pieces emanate a discontent of which they
themselves are not always aware of.
Hanging around, drinking, men talk about politics while women
exchange recipes with the same passion.
In the same chair, at the same café bar, year after year
they make big plans for their future, the same way as politicians
always spin the one and same story. The lack of will, initiative, courage, is a trademark
shared by all the characters in this piece, united under the motto
we so frequently hear: “the best is to do nothing”, which in the
end can only make us laugh.
Arijana Čulina is an actress at CNT Split, a columnist for several
national magazines, author of the character Goga Bjondina (Goga
Blondie) for the TV show “Glamour Caffe,” and tops the
bestseller list with her book What every woman should know about
those things.
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Četiri
slike ove gorke
komedije povezuje zajednička tema čekanja, nadanja,
planova, odustajanja, mirenja s postojećim i na kraju - beznađa.
Iz likova isijava nezadovoljstvo kojega ni sami nisu svjesni. Sjedeći
i pijuckajući muškarci pričaju
o politici, dok žene istim
žarom izmjenjuju recepte . Na istoj stolici, u istom kafiću, oni
godinama kroje velike planove za budućnost, jednako kao što i
političari iz godine u godinu vrte jednu te istu priču.
Pomanjkanje volje, inicijative, hrabrosti, osobina je svih likova
ovog komada ujedinjenih pod geslom kojeg tako često čujemo:
“najbolje ništa”!?
Arijana Čulina glumica je splitskog HNK, kolumnistica nekoliko
nacionalnih tjednika, autorica lika Goge Bjondine u TV emisiji
“Glamur”, te najprodavanijeg književnog hita Šta
svaka žena triba znat o onim stvarima.
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