Yorgos Skourtis

Shakespeare Lives in the Shelter

The bold and sharp pen of Yorgos Skourtis brings us a new story. Shakespeare Lives in the Shelter is a dramatic, one actor recital that raises a voice against the monster of invincible authority. Nearly half a century after The Nannies, the writer continues to denounce the systemic mechanisms that perennially undermine happiness and push people to the fringes of society. The hero here is a citizen who continues to hold his ground even though he has withdrawn from everyday life.

Duration 90 minutes (no interval)

Peiraios 260 (E)

  • 22/07 until 23/07/2014 at 00:00
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