“Museum of Monologues” and “Carmen”
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Closing Events of the Mahalla Festival.
Museum of Monologues Yuvakimyon
The Museum of Monologues weaves Istanbul stories and invites the audience on a mysterious and fascinating journey.
In the mesmerizing atmosphere of the historic Yuvakimyon Greek Girls’ High School, seven characters narrate tales connected to the city.
Come to follow the traces of the past in the collective memory of the city!
Project Director: Ahmet Sami Özbudak, Co-Director: Kerem Pilavci, Dramaturge: Münip Melih Korukçu
Actors: Burak Üzen, Burcu Halaçoğlu, Nurcan Şirin, Ahhan Şener, Deniz Türkali, Canan Atalay, Ayfer Dönmez
30.11.24, 15:00 – 17:00
Carmen
The world-famous British puppet artist Thomas Holden is in Beyoğlu in January 1881 with his play Carmen. The puppets are human-sized and very close to reality. Especially the puppet Carmen… Indeed, news spreads in the city that Carmen is not a puppet, but a real woman.
Photographer Onnik Efendi falls in love with Carmen. On the one hand, it is the eve of the declaration of the constitutional monarchy, and on the other, a love chase begins in which you don’t know which side you are on.
Writer and Director: Sinem Öztürk, Dramaturge: Nagihan Gürkan
Actors: Cengiz Samsun, Hakan Eratik, Mehmet Şerif Tozlu, Mahir Akgündoğdu
30.11.24, 18:00 – 19:00
Memento
Memento as a term for artistic discourse shall serve to perceive absences and offer ways to inhale and exhale memory to avoid the acceptance of neglect. Mahalla Memento aims to create a new vision of tomorrow by asking artists to work on the everyday life of the overlooked.
The artists are free to use any artistic form or style. Innovative interpretations of the leitmotif are appreciated.
The Memento Festival is supported by