DATE AND VENUE
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Postponement: The play Dust, which was planned to open the 25th Istanbul Theatre Festival on 22 and 23 October, is postponed due to a minor injury that the actress Zerrin Tekindor had during the rehearsals of the play. After Tekindor's rest, Dust will close the festival on 24 and 25 November at 20.00 at Alan Kadıköy. 22 October tickets will be valid for 24 November, and 23 October tickets will be valid for 25 November. Those who want to return their PDF tickets can request a refund by sending en e-mail to destek@passo.com.tr. We kindly ask our viewers with printed tickets to apply to Passo sales points with their tickets to initiate the refund process.
Lasts app. 65’; no intermission.
Suitable for ages +10
The seating capacity in the performances at Alan Kadıköy is increased to 100%, and free seats are opened to sale without numbers. Audiences with an unnumbered ticket will be directed to the available seats after the priority placement of the numbered seat holders.
- Written by: Murat Mahmutyazıcıoğlu
- Directed by: Hira Tekindor
- Producer: Ayşe Barım
- Production Executive: Duygu Bayram
- Set Design: Şirin Dağtekin Yenen
- Light Design: Yakup Çartık
- Costume Design: Gamze Saraçoğlu
- Assistant Director: Beste Güven
- Stage Manager: Abdurrahim Mert
- Performer: Zerrin Tekindor
A girl who grew up on the streets of the big city, in front of the apartment buildings, when the concrete had not yet pierced the sky. The only daughter of a beautiful housewife and a meticulous lawyer: Handan. A young woman who grew up and found her own way through times when the streets were as restless as the home where she lived with her parents... Her head and heart are full of sounds; a melody from far away, birds chirping, the sound of the train tracks, the rustle of a joyful gift package, the voice of her mother, father, grandmother, and aunt… Then, some sounds she wishes weren’t there, echoing off the walls of different houses at different times… When we meet Handan, who appears before us as an adult woman, she will be long immersed in a story that stretches from her childhood to the present day. The story of Handan and her mother Feri, as Handan remembers her, settles into a narrative dating from the 1960s to the present day. Written by Murat Mahmutyazıcıoğlu, this new one-hander play which intersects with many other people, will meet the festival audience under the direction of Hira Tekindor and with a performance by Zerrin Tekindor.
