TRANSPORT:
TIPPING POINT

Divadlo ALFA

Hyperrealistic puppet miniature

Tin Grabnar, Ajda Rooss, Ana Duša, Tjaša Bertoncelj, Urša Majcen

AUTHORS: Tin Grabnar, Ana Duša, Tjaša Bertoncelj, Urša Majcen
DIRECTOR AND AUTHOR OF THE IDEA: Tin Grabnar
DRAMATURG: Ajda Rooss
ART AND SET DESIGNER: Sara Slivnik
COMPOSERS: Mateja Starič
SOUND DESIGNER: Mateja Starič
COSTUME DESIGNER: Tina Bonča
LIGHTING DESIGNER: Gregor Kuhar
3D MODEL AND FIGURE DESIGNER: Aleksander Andželović
WIRELESS LIGHTING SYSTEM DESIGNERS: Gregor Kuhar and Matej Lazar
ASSISTANTS TO THE ART AND SET DESIGNER: Katarina Planinc and Laura Krajnc

CAST: Daniel Horečný and Josef Chozé Jelínek

LIGHTING TECHNICIAN: Petr Hejzek
SOUND TECHNICIAN: Matěj Šolc
PUPPET AND SCENERY WORKSHOPS: Zoe Špehar, Laura Krajnc, Olga Milić, Katarina Planinc, Lorena Bukovec, Sara Štorgel, Adam Paulus, Ivo Motejl Jelínek, Ivana Hájková, Renata Kusová, Vlasta Šantorová and Miloslav Šlesinger.

COLLECTING, DEVELOPING AND PREPARING STORY MATERIAL FOR THE PERFORMANCE AND THE OVERALL CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF THE TRANSPORT PROJECT: Tjaša Bertoncelj, Ana Duša, Tin Grabnar, Urša Majcen and Ajda Rooss

PRODUCTION BY:
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
The Transport series, featuring six unique theatrical productions, will be ready for touring by September 2025.

TOURING INFO:
MgA. Jakub HORA
+420 737 121 302
jakub.hora@divadloalfa.cz

TRANSPORT SERIES TOURING INFO:
uros.k orencan@lgl.si

UPCOMING SHOWS

Photo: Bettula Huclová

Transport: Tipping Point is a gripping, documentary-style theatre performance that places the audience at the heart of a courtroom drama. On the defendant’s bench sits a representative of one of the world’s largest energy corporations, accused of being complicit in one of the most devastating environmental disasters of our time. The explosion on the oil rig lays bare the fragility of our systems, the unchecked power of fossil fuel giants, and the lethal entanglement of greed with systemic negligence.

But the performance is more than a recounting of the largest environmental catastrophe in the U.S.—it is a reflection on a world where nature struggles to survive under the relentless logic of capital. It poses urgent questions: Who bears responsibility for the consequences that ripple across the globe? And what part do we play? How do our daily habits, our consumption, and our reliance on industrial systems contribute to enabling such disasters?

Through a striking combination of documentary material, audiovisual storytelling, and live performance, Transport: Tipping Point sparks a dialogue about global transport, human needs, trade, fossil fuels, corporate interests, and the environment. It challenges audiences to confront their own responsibility and inspires reflection on the steps we can take toward sustainable living and a more conscious relationship with the natural world.

Premiere: Divadlo Alfa, Czech Republic, September 19, 2025

TRAILER

„The global challenges of our time are complex and pervasive, often leaving individuals with a sense of powerlessness. This presence of challenges can lead to passivity, making it crucial to understand the ecological and social processes that shape our world. Recognizing our own role and impact is the first step toward actions that can push boundaries and assign responsibility even where it seems impossible. Theatre can play a vital role in this: it places us at the heart of decision-making, opens a space for reflection, questioning, and exploring paths through which we, as individuals and as a society, can actively shape the future.”

— Tin Grabnar, director of the project Transport

AUTHORS
Tin Grabnar and Ajda Rooss,
Ana Duša, Tjaša Bertoncelj,
Urša Majcen

PRODUCER
Divadlo Alfa

PREMIERE
September 19th 2025, Alfa Theatre Pilsen, Czech

CAST
Daniel Horečný, Josef Jelínek

LENGTH
40 min

AUDIENCE AGE
Recommended for young audiences (15+) and adults