DATE AND VENUE

02.06.2014, 20.30
03.06.2014, 20.30
Cevahir Sahnesi

Lasts 90’; no intermission.

BAKIRKÖY BELEDİYE TİYATROLARI

  • Written by: William Shakespeare
  • Translated into Turkish by: Özdemir Nutku
  • Directed by: Mehmet Birkiye
  • Stage Design: Barış Dinçel
  • Costume: Sadık Kızılağaç
  • Lighting: Yakup Çartık
  • Music: Tolga Çebi
  • Choreography: Alparslan Karaduman
  • Dramaturgy: Ceren Ercan
  • Stage Direction Assistants: Çağrı Büyüksayar, Emel Turan
  • Performers: Mert Asutay, Beyti Engin, Gülce Uğurlu, Yunus Emre Kılınç, Çağrı Büyüksayar, Muhammet Çakır, Emel Turan

“These violent delights have violent ends.” The passionate and great love of two young lovers who are mired in an unresolved conflict: Romeo and Juliet. Does the passionate, blinding love merely belong to youth? Or is it the name of a common passion, a feeling cannot be captured which turns us into someone else. Is Shakespeare trying to say that love makes us Romeo or Juliet regardless of our identity, social status, and cultural background? If it is so, would you have the courage to be Romeo or Juliet? The last question is the starting point of this interpretation of Romeo & Juliet to be staged in the festival.

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