Smyrna, 1922. The bourgeois Vlastou family, Greeks with roots in Anatolia, are preparing to leave for Greece.
Istanbul, 2012. Ninety years on. In an alley off Pera’s main street, in the Pera Theatre, ten actors bring memories of a cosmopolitan Smyrna to life, along with its tragic end and the hopes and dreams that were consigned to the flames. Turkish and Greek songs are performed live, not as background music, but as an integral part of the play.
Athens, 2013. Nesrin Kazankaya opens a window on a tragic episode in our recent history, connecting the past, the present and the future.
In turkish with greek surtitles

Coproduction
Written & directed by
Nesrin Kazankaya
Dramaturgy
Şafak Eruyar
Set Design
Başak Özdoğan
Costume Design
Fatma Öztürk
Lighting Designer – Assistant Director
Zeynep Özden
20€
15€ (Discount)
10€ (Students)
5€ (People with Movement Difficulties, Unemployed)