KLAIPĖDA DRAMA THEATRE

• Written and Directed by Dmitry Krymov
• Producer Inna Krymova
• Lighting Design Eugenijus Sabaliauskas
• Set and Costume Design Renata Valčik
• Assistant Set Designer Daiva Dašenkovienė
• Choreography Anna Abalikhina
• Sound and Music Design Edvinas Vasiljevas
• Translation Artūras Lepiochinas
• Assistant Dramaturg Virginija Rimkaitė
• Assistant Director Artūras Lepiochinas
• Cast Darius Meškauskas, Samanta Pinaitytė, Jonas Baranauskas, Digna Kulionytė, Sigutė Gaudušytė, Toma Gailiutė, Karolis Maiskis, Artūras Lepiochinas, Vaidas Jočys / Edvardas Brazys, Elzė Jankūnaitė / Barbora Jokubauskaitė
• Technical Crew Vitalij Morozov, Mindaugas Matevičius, Linas Bagdonas, Rokas Tomaševičius, Darius Matevičius, Voldemaras Piepolis, Rytis Veverskis, Linas Rubinas, Dovydas Tertelis, Sergej Bezuglov, Gintas Rinkevičius

Age Recommendation: 16+

Lasts approx. 90’ w/o interval

In Lithuanian with Turkish surtitles.

Some scenes contain depictions of death and blood effects.

Following the performance on 11 November, there will be a Q&A with director Dmitry Krymov.

What could bring Haruki Murakami, William Shakespeare and the Russia–Ukraine war onto the same stage?

Written and directed by five-time Golden Mask winner Dmitry Krymov, Requiem brings together seemingly distant characters, eras and stories in a shared confrontation with loss and hope, innocence and violence. Drawing on Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore and Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the production brings these works together with the harsh realities in the contemporary world.

Having left Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, Krymov dedicates Requiem to children who do not lose hope even in the darkest of times.

PLEASE NOTE

• There is no parking available at the venue. The nearest accessible car park is the İSPARK Maçka Multi-Storey Car Park (300 m away), where accessible parking spaces are available.
• Food and beverage options are available.
• A cloakroom service is available.

ACCESSIBILITY

• The venue is accessible by the M2 metro line (Osmanbey Station, Harbiye/Pangaltı exit, 900 m) and by bus (TRT İstanbul Radyosu, İnönü and Harbiye direction stop, 900 m).
• The main entrance and foyer are step-free.
• The auditorium is wheelchair accessible.
• There is 1 accessible toilet at the venue.