After the incredible sold out at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus with 18,400 spectators who witnessed the “baptism” of Aris Biniaris in the ancient comedy with “The Chickens”, the show continues its course, with the next stop at the Summer Municipal Theater of Patras on Friday, September 13 .
The public embraced Aristophanes’ universal poem with its true and essential theme: the search for a new beginning, outside of human society, away from saturation, decay and corruption.
With his artistic companions Elena Triantafyllopoulou (drama editing- adaptation), Pari Mexis (sets-costumes), Alexandros Drako Ktistakis (musical composition), Alexandros Vardaxoglou (kinesiology), Vangelis Moutrichas (lighting design) etc., Aris Biniaris delivered a modern adaptation of the timeless Aristophanic comedy centering on the human condition, transformation and the restoration of a worldly justice.
George Chrysostomou talks about the “sea” of Epidaurus and seeks the light through change
The 18,400 spectators warmly applauded all the performers and the troupe: Odysseas Papaspiliopoulos, Giorgos Chrysostomou, Stelios Iakovides, Thanasis Isidorou, Tasos Korkos, Costas Koronaios, Sofia Koumoulos, Maria Kyrozis, Erriko Miliaris, Marios Panagiotou, Ko in Phoenix , Kyriakos Sali, Alexia Sapranidou, Konstantina Takalou, Irini Tcellou.
What would happen if someone orchestrated birds to become carriers of a new reality?
The case
Two friends, Pisthetairos and Evelpides, disappointed by the living conditions in their city, are looking for a new place where they can live in peace and joy. Their contact with the world of birds will give them the idea of establishing a new state in the ethers, between earth and sky.
While the construction of the city is underway, uninvited visitors from the human world arrive, claiming arbitrary powers and privileges, while emissaries of the Olympian gods protest in dismay at the questioning of divine sovereignty as the new city prevents the fumes from the sacrifices from rising. reach the sky
Will Pisthetairos and Evelpides, with the help of the birds, manage to complete the building of Nefelokokygia? How easy will it be to realize their own utopia?
The show
The direction of Aris Biniaris utilizes the element of ritual with the aim of highlighting the allegorical extensions of the Aristophanic work, while the music and movement place the human condition, transformation and the restoration of a worldly justice at the center of the performance.
With human civilization having reached a liminal moment, the flight of birds resembles a rite of initiation and reconnection of man with the natural world and with the unprecedented power that arises from this relationship.
SHOW IDENTITY
Translation: Tasos Roussos
Directed by: Aris Biniaris
Dramatic treatment – Adaptation: Elena Triantafyllopoulou- Aris Biniaris
Sets – Costumes: Paris Mexis
Music composition: Alexandros Drakos Ktistakis
Kinesiology: Alexandros Vardaxoglou
Lighting design: Vangelis Moutrichas
Dance Masks: Dimitra Kaisari
Assistant director: Nefeli Papanastassopoulou
B assistant director: Vangelis Prassas
Assistant set designer – costume designer: Alegia Papageorgiou
Contact & Press Office: Maria Tsolaki
Advertising-social media: Renegade Media
Production: Technichoros Theatrical Productions
Promo photos: Mariza Kapsampeli
Performance photos: Tsoutsas Laskaris
3D graphics: Erifili Dukeli
Video promo: Thomas Palivos
Promo Design: Paschalis Zervas
They play:
Pisthetairos Odysseas Papaspiliopoulos
Evelpidis Giorgos Chrysostomou
Epic Kostas Koroneos
Chrismologist – Prometheus Stelios Iakovides
Poet – Iris Konstantina Takalou
Meton- Heraklis Errikos Miliaris
Commissioner – Poseidon Marios Panagiotou
Slanderer of Thanasis Isidoros
Dance Alexandros Vardaxoglou, Thanasis Isidorou, Tasos Korkos, Sofia Koulera, Augustinos Koumoulos, Maria Kyrozi, Kostas Phoenix, Kyriakos Salis, Alexia Sapranidou, Irini Tsellou
Summer Municipal Theatre, Patras
Day: Friday, September 13
Time: 21:00
Tickets from 20 euros
Presale Tickets for the tour:
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