Odilo. Obscuration. Oratorio.

Première: 20 April 2018, Katedrala Kina Šiška
Running time 1 hour 10 minutes.

Director Dragan Živadinov

Set and costume designer Dunja Zupančič
Introvision Janez Pipan
Dramaturg Tery Žeželj
Author of music Dario Seraval
Choreographers Marko Mlačnik, Ivan Peternelj
Digital constructions designer Boris Balant
Digital constructions animator Gregor Balog
Language consultant Mateja Dermelj
Lighting designer David Cvelbar
Sound designer Jure Vlahovič
Make-up designer Nathalie Horvat
Assistant director Anže Rogelja
Production assistant  Jera Topolovec
Stage manager Liam Hlede

Cast
Theatrical chorus, Franz Primož Bezjak
Theatrical chorus Damjana Černe
Theatrical chorus Sara Dirnbek
Theatrical chorus, Göring Ivan Godnič
Odilo Globočnik Jure Henigman
Gledališki zbor, Himmler Željko Hrs
Theatrical chorus, Member of the Slovenian Home Guard Uroš Maček
Theatrical chorus Maruša Oblak
Theatrical chorus leader Ivan Peternelj
Theatrical chorus Robert Prebil
Theatrical chorus Ivan Rupnik
Theatrical chorus Romana Šalehar
Members of the Slovenian Home Guard Žiga Mlakar, Pino Zupančič
Drummer Jan Kmet
Standard-bearers Luka Bokšan, Darjan Anej Fras, Benjamin Jeram, Aljaž Mamič Lebar, Blaž Novak
Formacija Gašper Šenica

The Faculty of Arts Octet Žan Augustinčič, David Farčnik, Blaž Fideršek, Matej Kurinčič, Miha Mihaljčič, Juš Šoltes
The Faculty of Arts Octet artistic director dr. Tjaša Ribizel

Odilo Globočnik (or Globocnik), known as Globus, was born on 21 April 1904 in Trieste, to a Slovenian family originally from Tržič in the Gorenjska region. He debuted in politics as a visible member of the Austrian Nazi movement in 1922. Globočnik became one of the leading Austrian national socialists and he played a crucial role in the fall of the Austrian government and the Anschluss. Himmler, who was aware that Globočnik’s mercilessness and devotedness to the cause could be valuable, named him SS and police chief for the entire region. He was responsible for the destruction of the ghettos in Warsaw and Białystok, for the forced resettling of the Polish people and for Operation Reinhard – the setting up and control of the entire network of concentration, labour and extermination camps of Bełżec, Sobibór and Treblinka in the Lublin region, in which more than two million Jews and 50,000 Roma were killed. In his final report of the operation, he states that he confiscated from the Jews, in money, precious metals and clothes alone, more than 180 million Reichmarks worth of property. From some reports it is possible to conclude that it was probably Globočnik who proposed the gas chambers to Himmler as a tool of implementing the "Final Solution".

Post-performance talk with the artists in the Mezzanine.