Portuguese performance review
The Portuguese group are a collective of performers, writers, photographers and filmmakers. Their project was a multimedia piece utilising these talents – an eclectic collection of tableaux vivants under the … Continue reading
Italian performance review
ESPOSTI A TUTTO By Rebecca Morris ESPOSTI A TUTTO, roughly translating as ‘exposed to everything’, is an apt title for Tomaso Thellung’s vivid allegory of the rise and fall of … Continue reading
Greek performance review
The Greek project, directed by Ioannis Andreadis, responded to the crisis through the story of The Destitute Dervish, by Alexandros Papadiamantis, told by action, narration, and live musicians. The story … Continue reading
German performance review
The German performance was a bold and zany interpretation of Aeschylus The Eumenides – the third in the trilogy of Greek tragedies The Orestia – situated outside the theatre of … Continue reading
French performance review
The French contribution to the Sifnos Crisis Theatre project Nous qui désirons sans fin, Our Never-Ending Desire was a highly creative and original site-specific piece, situated twenty minutes walk … Continue reading
Diary 3
Performances report On the 10th of June, the stage was set for the climax of the project – the performance of a work from each country participating in the workshop. It was … Continue reading
Performance Review 1: The Basque Country / Spain
The Basque contribution to the Sifnos Crisis Theatre project was a high-impact adaptation of Euripides’ and Goethe’s tragedies Ifigenia in Tauris. The play responded to the crisis through the exploration of central … Continue reading
Diary Two
BOOM! Having adapted to the sun and worked out how to get the bus Sifnos Crisis Theatre has fully launched into action. The drama kicked off Boom and Bang, an intense and … Continue reading
Diary One
July 1st – 5th 2013 Yassou Sifnos! After flying in to Athens from major cities across Europe, including London, Reykjavík, Stockholm, Berlin, Lisbon, and Rome, those gathering for the Sifnos Crisis Theatre Workshop finally … Continue reading