Draama 2026

DRIVE-IN

Robin Täpp | Kanuti Gildi SAAL

DRIVE-IN foto
Photo: Ksenia Kvitko
8th September 2026 at 19.00, 21.00 and 23.00
Tartu, urban space
9th September 2026 at 19.00, 21.00 and 23.00
Tartu, urban space
10th September 2026 at 19.00, 21.00 and 23.00
Tartu, urban space
11th September 2026 at 19.00, 21.00 and 23.00
Tartu, urban space

You trust this stranger to take you from point A to point B, even though you are not entirely sure whether you even trust their taste in music. One of your co-passengers has used a sweet bodyspray this morning, elaborately. Yellow headlights reflect back from the house windows lining the darkening street. You’re no longer sure whether we even agreed upon the destination of this trip. You look out the window and listen to the conversation beginning to emerge between two other passengers, following the rhythm of the intersecting streets and the changing speed limit.

DRIVE-IN discovers a new stage and playspace: the car. Curated performative voyage flows through the city. This is an invitation to experience the car and the urban space as they are; to take the time to observe and appreciate the patterns of movement. There are possibilities, options and time.

The performance takes place in a moving car. Up to four passengers (in addition to the performer) drive together. The car ride is safe for everyone.

Robin Täpp (1998) is an actor, performer, director and (light and sound) artist working in the field of performing arts. He has graduated from Viljandi Culture Academy (Performing Arts curriculum). Täpp is interested in social norms and forms and their expansion into performances. His work is enriched by the direct and indirect inclusion and interweaving of different media/tools (e.g. audiovisuals, smell, objects, temperature etc.) in creating the material.


Director-performer: Robin Täpp (Theatre Nuutrum)
Dramaturg: Heneliis Notton
Sound designer: Markus Palo
Project manager: Eleriin Miilman
Co-production: Kanuti Gildi SAAL

Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes, no intermission
Premiere: 14 May, 2026 at festival Switchover 2026 in the urban space of Tartu

Support: Cultural Endowment of Estonia