The play Jaqtaudağy Gül addresses the issue of suicide among children and teenagers in Kazakhstan. The play depicts the intertwined fates of two teenagers, highlighting systemic issues that persist in modern society and have been overlooked. Bullying in schools, pressure from teachers, and detachment from parents all contribute to the teenagers struggles, leaving them to face challenges alone. Children whose mental state is unprepared for such challenges may see suicide as a way out. How do children and teenagers cope with such situations? What do they feel, say, and what cannot they express? What do adults care about, and what are they indifferent to? You can find out through the play.
Disclaimer:
This performance addresses the topic of adolescent suicide. It is not recommended for viewers under the age of 18 or those with personal trauma related to this issue. If you need to talk or seek psychological support, do not hesitate to contact mental health professionals or crisis services.
