Athens, 1951; a folk neighborhood, after the civil war. Four women –Iphigenia, Lela, Persephone and Georgia– carry on with their own history, their illusions and the dissolution of their expectations for a better life, and while waiting for that, they have their own “grand moments”. A story cloaked in mystery, with cigarettes and the lack of them dominating their lives, and the leading man, Kapnokrator, their tobacco supplier, an omnipresent and omniabsent figure in their lives…
PLAYS
1843, 1990
2 male - 2 female
Karakoroum, 1988
1 male - 2 female
Akolastes Esperides, 2003
1 woman (Monologue)
Napoleontia, 2007
2 male - 3 female
Capnocrator, 2005
4 female
Clytemnestra?, 1974
2 female
ESSAYS
ANDREAS STAIKOS' THEATRE
The light theatricality as recreational anguish
Andreas Staikos’ work echoes as a very personal, special and...
