Rutina a revoluce

This experimentally written work of creative nonfiction, based on long-term ethnographic research, takes readers into the everyday life of a particular theatre and follows a simmering conflict between its artistic leadership and staff as it erupts into an open “revolution”. Through this specific story, the book raises broader questions about the funding of cultural institutions, invisible labour and care, and relationships within the workplace. It asks what holds art worlds together and how and why their fundamental building blocks are changing today.

The book is available for purchase through the publisher’s website.