A parodical retelling of Aeschylus’ Oresteia that involves music and dance. A company of unemployed actors tries (unsuccessfully) to present some parts of the tragedy (they particularly focus on Agamemnon’s return and his slaying by Clytemnestra) but they lack the technique and they eventually come face to face with current Greek circumstances which they satirise.
5 male – 5 female
3 male – 3 female
1 male – 1 female
2 male – 1 female
1 female
4 male – 3 female
4 male – 2 female
4 male – 1 female
2 female
2 male – 1 female
1 female
3 male – 1 female
3 male
1 female
2 male - 2 female
Drawing word and emotional landscapes on stage
Akis Dimou is one of the most acclaimed representatives of th...
[Translation: Vasiliki Misiou]
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Think of yourself as … a victim of your bilingualism: on the one hand, the language of things,...
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