DATE AND VENUE

31.05.2014, 18.30
01.06.2014, 20.30
Bisahne

Lasts 90’; no intermission.

• Written by: Edward Bond
• Translated from English into Turkish by: Gülçin Kaya-Rocheman
• Directed by: Fabien-Aïssa Busetta
• Dramaturgy: Frédérique Plain
• Director Assistant: Nihan Aşıcı, Şebnem Ölçeroğlu
• Performers: Laçin Ceylan, Fehmi Karaarslan, Fatih Dokgöz
• Lighting Design: Aslı Atasoy, Polat Niloğlu
• Stage Design: Şebnem Ölçeroğlu
• Costume: Ayşegül Sümer
• Accessory: Kübra Ateş
• Make-Up: Hüseyin Üküm, Kübra Ateş
• Poster Design: Bala Kavlakoğlu
• Thanks to: Edward Bond, Fransız Kültür Merkezi, Saint Pulchérie, Flokontrol, Hüseyin Üküm, Türker İşçi, Serap Yetiş, Didem Uşdu Başaran, Ag İletişim, Özlem Oğuz, Nadin Kökciyan, Belit Özükan

A man who was born dead in a nuclear explosion tells the story of his future life, assuming he got the chance to live. He presents scenes from this imaginary life. In every single scene, characters are alone with their choices that are forcing them to face their humanity. One of the greatest authors of modern English theatre, Edward Bond constructs a great story, a simple and complex one at the same time, with imagination and surprises and he challenges with the very fundamentals of our humanity. "No one willingly gives up the name of human. It takes a great deal of culture to make us human, it takes even more culture o make us beasts". Edward BOND, Commentary on The War Plays, 1991.