Special theater piece in Zwevegem without sound system

RUR is a play in which Czech author Karel Capek describes a future in which humanoid robots are produced on an assembly line. The story was written in 1920, but artificial intelligence makes it very topical.

RUR is played without a sound system, but each spectator gets a pair of headphones. 19 actors and 20 extras from 5 theater companies from Zwevegem, Deerlijk and Gullegem perform the performance in a setting of seven meters high. Ten more performances will follow until December 23 in the Transfo in Zwevegem.