Zoe and Dora, two millennial sisters, grow up side by side. From childhood to adulthood, they are constantly confronted with the same invisible, unpaid labor: women silently take on the burden of household work, childrearing, and the responsibility of caring for the sick and the elderly. They are the ones who pay the price of […]
“How did everything fall apart?”This is the shared question haunting the characters as they realize they live each day in an uncertain present — and an even more uncertain future. With their only demand being “I want a country…”, they decide to embark on a raft, envisioning a new land that will allow them to […]
This is the story of two children who look alike and decide to swap clothes and live each other’s life. One boy is a prince, son of King Henry VIII, and the other is a beggar. Through a series of mix-ups and adventures, they question their given circumstances and the notion of justice. A play […]
The play “Marikes #notfamouspeople” highlights the everyday experiences of women, in Greek patriarchal society. On stage, five women come together: they listen, speak, agree, disagree, self-mock, support—each other—play, build, hide, pave paths, help, laugh, fall, and get up; they continue. The actors bring to life the words and experiences of women interviewed from various parts […]
In March 2021, a group of citizens gathers in a hall to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution of 1821, despite the ongoing risk of COVID-19. Though the official celebration is postponed, they choose to stay and honor Greece in their own way—reflecting on its past through a mix of historical truths and […]