One act play. Two brothers, a boy and a girl, are isolated and confined within a small room. They have fights and they have dreams. They worry. Their sole connection with the outside world is a window, from where they witness everything that takes place at a square across their home. The sudden appearance of a crowd fills them with enthusiasm as they are under the impression that a parade is about to take place. Soon enough, their joy will turn into a nightmare.
PLAYS
The Parade, 1965
1 male – 1 female
The city, 1965
2 male – 1 female
Antonio or The Message, 1972
4 male – 4 female
The Cassette, 1982
4 male – 4 female
The Sound of the Gun, 1987
3 male – 3 female
Diamonds and Blues, 1990
3 male – 4 female
Deep Red Sky, 1997
1 female (Monologue)
The Victory, 1978
7 male – 5 female (minimum number of actors: 5 male – 3 female)
The Journey Away, 1995
1 male – 3 female
The Overnight Stay, 1965
1 male – 2 female
The Interaction, 1967
4 male – 4 female
To You who are listening to me, 2003
5 male – 4 female
ESSAYS
LOULA ANAGNOSTAKI'S THEATRE
Loula Anagnostaki’s work constitutes a series of heroic chants towards the exit, a series of humble hymns to freedom. The focus of her playwriting ...
