Cassie (nickname for Cassandra) leaves the underworld temporarily; she comes to the land of the living in response to Iphigenia’s invocation, who wants to know about the dark future of her brother, Orestes. Bearing the gift and curse of prophesy, Cassie’s speech associates ancient and modern myths with dream and memory.
The play won the third prize in the International Playwriting Competition organized by the International Theatre Institute and UNESCO.
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...
