The Chariot of Thespids of the Municipal Regional Theater of Patras presents Exindaveloni by Konstantinos Oikonomos, one of the vital works of the fashionable Greek Enlightenment. The play was written in 1816 and is a Greek adaptation of Moliere’s Philanthropy that focuses on social problems with his time.
Its idiomatic language, the comedian conditions, in addition to the consultant characters of the time during which the play unfolds, give it a particular place within the fashionable Greek dramaturgy.
The premiere of the undertaking will happen on Friday, Might 24 at 21:30 on the Ichthyoskala Cultural Middle, with free entry. This will likely be adopted by a tour of the broader area of Southwest Greece in collaboration with PED.
Case:
In Smyrna within the nineteenth century, Exindavelonis is taken into account the richest and, on the identical time, probably the most merciless miser within the area. Though he owns a big fortune, his youngsters and servants reside in excessive poverty.
Nevertheless, his servant, plagued by his inhuman miserliness, decides to take revenge on him. With the sudden alliance of his son Exindaveloni, he hatches a darkish plan that can give a simply resolution to his relentless avarice and overthrow the plans of his wild avarice.
Within the play, Exindavelonis represents the primordial avarice and selfishness, traits that distinguish the individuals of all ages. It’s an clever satire that’s notably essential of the society of its time, highlighting the necessity for social justice. By the language of comedic theatre, the play urges the viewers to replicate on the values and practices of their society as a way to transfer in direction of a greater and extra humane future.
Forged members:
Directed by: Christos Strepkos
Set-Costumes: Kenny McLellan
Kinesiology: Camilo Bendancor
Lighting design: Christos Strepkos
Images: Vassilis Zaverdas
Videography: Konstantinos Liopetas
Make-up: Ina Tseliou
Actors play:
Vassilis Kokkalis, Alexandros Koukias, Aliki Economopoulou, Valia Tzitzikakis, Vassilis Tsorlalis.
The author:
Konstantinos Oikonomou translated historical tragedies, organized theatrical performances on the Smyrna college and revealed “Exindaveloni”, an adaptation of Moliere’s “Filargyros” tailored to the fashionable social lifetime of Smyrna.
Data:
First efficiency: Friday, Might 24, 2024. A tour of Southwest Greece will observe.
Free entrance.
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