Tõnu Kark: 30 years at Draamateater! Talk evening

“Nights are so fiery – so fiery and white, and that makes one so restless and ill. You wander about like that, sick, and cannot find a place for yourself. And there is no sleep at all, not even a bit.”

With these words Toomas Nipernaadi opened his monologue in the Estonian cult film “Millale”.

The actor, and the character and words behind him, need no introduction. He is a man with more than a hundred theatre roles and more than 75 film roles to his name. He has been called the Estonian Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando. Thirty years ago he walked through the doors of the Drama Theatre, and to this day he has remained loyal to his home theatre!

Whether Tõnu Kark has found his proper place by now, how things stand with his sleep, and what has crystallised in him from the many characters he has played, we will find out on a unique evening that lacks nothing a true lover of theatre and film could wish for.