Happy End Theatre Company

The Suicidal’s Terrace (or Rooftop)

I, the being, the organic, the willfully mobile, the vertebrate, the mammal, I, the two-handed, the person, the female, Koralia, I shall not be silent now, not now, I have no respite, no longer.
 
The voice of the poet Koralia Theotoka, the wife of Yorgos Theotokas, before the pain of lost love drove her past the brink of the roof of her home, provides the inspiration for this new site-specific production by Georgia Mavragani. Against the backdrop of a city rooftop – a space which formally divides the public from the private – a woman addresses the many with the discourse of the one;
of anyone brought face to face with life and what that means.
 
With special thanks to Julia Andreiadou who provided us with the rights to use Koralia Theotoka’s texts.
 
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Duration 1 hour approximately

Institut français

  • 15/07/2011 at 21:00

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