And now what? Try a change of perspective? A change of mind? A change of self? A change of country? A play for those that are not able to enjoy a country as a place of safety, a place that will protect, reward and count them.
I WANT A COUNTRY is a Greek play which examines the aftermath of the financial crisis on a personal and collective level: the crisis today which has led to immigration, violence and the loss of social stability. The play considers whether the future will bring hope or despair. Its chorus-like structure makes it flexible for performance by any number of actors while its subject matter is undeniably universal, making it relevant for worldwide audiences.
PLAYS
Medea’s Treads, 2014
2 male- 3 female
Workout for Strong Knees, 2013
2 male - 2 female
I want a country, 2013
Flexible
Lassie, 2013
1 male- 1 female
Belle Époque, 2012
3 male - 2 female - 1 woman or man - 1 child
Greek Cuisine, 2011
1 male - 2 female
Shell, 2011
1 male - 2 female
Medea’s Burqa, 2010
1 female
Animal, 2009
2 male - 1 female
Priam’s Night Marching, 2008
1 male
Antelopes, 2006
2 male - 3 female
Psychic Force (Cassie), 2006
1 female
Atreides, End, 2005
3 male - 4 female and possible extras
Blind Faith, 2004
2 male - 1 female
Her Leaves, 2003
1 female
Sea Blue, 2002
2 male, 2 female
The Days Before You Came, 2002
3 male - 3 female
Faith Material, 2002
Flexible – (2 male - 2 female minimum)
The Phoenix and its Chicken, 2001
3 male - 4 female
ESSAYS
ANDREAS FLOURAKIS’ THEATRE
21st Century Material
Andreas Flourakis’ dramatic work constitutes a quite representative – both qualitative...
