A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM

William Shakespeare’s grand and cheerful dream drama confronts the viewer with the question of believing in the impossible, the musical soundscapes of nature, the dream world of everyday life and the poetry that fills people’s lives with love.

*The performance is under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and is subsidized.

Director’s Note
Shakespeare’s writing is an inexhaustible source of mystery, as you work on this work, you see more and more doors, you are called to choose this one time which one to open.

Two worlds, one on the surface, the other very internal, untransmitted, where pure poetry is.

Shakespeare has created something innocent and dreamy, like children who make exotic worlds under the table in the living room, bring chairs for walls, pillows, a cloth to hide.

He doesn’t explain, he doesn’t rationalize, you just feel and create with him and with the actors, that’s the magic of the play.

Alkinoos Doris