A day from the life of Immanuel Kant.

Köningsberg, East Prussia, 1748. The famous philosopher Immanuel Kant follows a strict daily routine, which includes designated hours to work, to meet students, to take a walk etc. He only eats once a day, but the lunch lasts for several hours. He always eats in the company of friends, distinguished men of Köningsberg. During the meal, it’s allowed to have a conversation about anything, only not about work. All his days are similar to each other, but suddenly there is one that seems different – something appears to be amiss. The weather is unusually clear for November and the men’s cosy get-together is disturbed by several uninvited guests, among them a young Scottish woman with a strange name. All of this makes the author of Critique of Pure Reason think that maybe he has overlooked something important in his life.

Awards:
2020 Kristjan Suits – Tallinn City Theatre’s colleague award for best design
2020 Riina Roose ja Jaak Jürisson – Tallinn City Theatre’s colleague award for best supporting design
2020 Elisabet Reinsalu – Tallinn City Theatre’s colleague award for best actress
2020 Egon Nuter – Tallinn City Theatre’s colleague award for best actor
2020 Andrus Vaarik – Tallinn City Theatre’s colleague award for best actor
2020 Kristjan Suits – the Annual Estonian Theatre Award for best set design