The Summer Movie Theatre Community was formed by István Lálity and Dénes Döbrei in May 1988 in Subotica. The Community was meant as an experimental workshop for young artists. At the 1994 THEALTER festival they appeared with a continuously developing ’build-in-place’ project created by artists, musicians and actors. Following a longer break they are performing again at THEALTER International under the management of MASZK Association. The text of the play was written on the basis of István Lálity’s letters from Dominica. The subject is cuisine. Relying on our common everyday gestures, but through dance and recitation, the performance shows a world where objects surrounding us, by their different qualities of existence, influence our relationship with our environment. The director István Lálity and Dénes Döbrei’s correspondence of several years discusses cuisine and the gastronomy of two distant worlds within the framework of theatre. The company shows the first part of this work process with the help of Elektra Sarpati’s live, improvisational jazz music. They come up with an experimental but tried and tested musical and theatrical composition, in which the musicality of recitation, the rhythm of fine arts and the movements of the actors play an equal to that of music. They wish to present a letter clear in thought, unified and musically composed. They would like to use this form of theatre to continue the work of the Community, which was forced to stop for several years. Stratis Vouyoucas was born in 1971 in Nancy. He studied philosophy at Sorbonne, graduated in 1993, and later obtained a 3-month scholarship at New York University. He worked as an assistant director for Theo Angelopoulos in the film The Gaze of Odysseus in 1994-95, and has directed several short films. During his stay in Szeged he is filming at THEALTER 2000, documenting the events of the festival, and will compile a short film afterwards.