Katariina Unt:
"I was inspired bu Marjorie Shostak’s “Nisa” – an unexpectedly frank and captivating story about a woman, Nisa living in Southern African Kalahari Desert. She is from !Kung San society who live from hunting and gathering. This story is composed of her words, and it opens a door to the inner world of a woman from an entirely different cultural background to myself. There is nothing insiginificant or significant in Nisa’s life, single events do not evolve into life-changing factors. There is only perpetual presence and all that becomes part of human life is relevant and necessary. A woman’s emotional life is universal despite her living conditions, nationality or origin. The longing is one. A man and a woman are together as one. This is a story of ONE – that is, everyone.”
Photographer: Siim Vahur
Duration: 1 h 10 minutes. No intermission. Premiere: April 15, 2011 in National Library Theatre Hall.
| Adapted and co-directed by | Katariina Unt |
| Director: | Aare Toikka |
| Performers: | Katariina Unt and Tanel Ruben |
| Choreographer: | Marge Ehrenbusch |
| Music composed by | Tanel Ruben |
| Light: | Triin Hook |





















