The NTNG, continuing its collaboration with the University of Macedonia, introduces in May the "
Polyphonic Analogion 2". Of the approximately 140 students of the University of Macedonia who showed interest in the initiative, 24 were selected after following the standard selection procedures. Of this 24 students most will present the "Theatrical Analogion" with works of Nikos Kazantzakis, Odysseas Elytis, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Andreas Empeirikos, Tassos Livaditis and Tilemahos Kosmetsas. These are excerpts of literary and theatrical texts presented in their theatrical form, by
director Nikos Voudouris.
The following Theatrical Monologues will be also presented:
Savvas Athanasiadis - Life of Galileo – Bertolt Brecht
Giorgos Androulakis - Maria Nefeli – Odysseas Elytis
Giorgos Volitakis – The Glass Menagerie – Tennessee Williams
Theodora Theodoridi – The Fall – Albert Camus
Eleni Kalafati – The Jewish Wife – Bertolt Brecht
Eleni Kampakaki – The Skin of Our Teeth – Thornton Wilder
Babis Kaplanishvili Tzaba – The Man With the Flower in His Mouth – Luigi Pirandello
Afroditi Kehagia – After the Rain – Sergei Belbel
Dora Miliopoulou – Voliki Anaisthisia – Kostakis Anan
Antonis Nakos – Roberto Zucco – Bernard-Marie Koltès
Sofia Ninou – The Liar – Jean Cocteau
Evangelos Papadimitriou – The Government Inspector – Nikolai Gogol
Stella Pavlaki – The Blue Bird – Maurice Maeterlinck
Alexandros Pourloukakis – The Merchant of Venice –William Shakespeare
Christina Spiridaki – The Bear – Anton Chekhov
Rafaela Tsobanoudi – Laughing Wild – Christopher Durang
Director: Nikos Voudouris
Texts Editing: Nikos Voudouris
Digital Support: Sofia Ninou
Assistant Director: Stella Pavlaki
Assistant Director: Eleftheria Angelitsa
Assistant Director: Haris Papadopoulos
Production Manager: Athanassia Androni
Musicians
Giorgos Androulakis (saxophone)
Artistic Distribution Note
Giannis Tsiavos (Technical Support)
Free admission
University of Macedonia (
21/05/2016 - 22/05/2016)
The "Polyphonic Analogion 2" will be presented at the University of Macedonia (Auditorium 14) on Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 May at 20.30