Why is there so much hate on the road? Maybe I am born different? Unable to be loved? Or able to be loved only by few? Shakespeare’s word passes through the channels of the modern consumer society and illuminates the limits of love, hate, racism. The borderline of personal revolution and self-construction. A multimedia performance in which hip hop, classical music, dance, speech and video visualize the universe of an emblematic adolescent love, that of Romeo and Juliet.
Adaptation: Stelios Hatziadamidis
Director: Stelios Hatziadamidis
Translation: Lefteris Papadopoulos
Translation: Raia Mouzenidou
Choreography: Ioannis Martos
Movement: Kostas Gerardos
Sets: Chryssa Serdari
Sets: Hara Tsouvala
Costumes: Chryssa Serdari
Costumes: Hara Tsouvala
Music: Adam Siagas
Lyrics: Mara Tsikara
Lighting: Stella Kaltsou
Video Art: Kleitos Kiriakidis
Dramaturgical Research: Filothei Eleftheriadou
Sociological Research: Irini Karachristou
Assistant Director: Evi Sarmi
Assistant Director: Asteropi Haritidou
Lighting Assistant: Marina Konta
Production Management: Marleen Verschuuren
Note on Credits
Lefteris Papadopoulos - Raia Mouzenidou (Translation of Shakespeare’s ROMEO AND JULIET play extracts)
Based on Willliam Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”
Lazaristes Monastery - Socratis Karantinos Stage (04/10/2015 - 24/04/2016)
The final date of the performances is approximate.