Migrant Shakespeare

Seyyar Company

Think you know the Bard? Think again!

10 Nov 2024

PERFORMANCE DETAILS

10 Nov 2024
8.00pm,
Full: £16
Conc: £14

Migrant actors take on some of Shakespeare’s most iconic speeches! This is Shakespeare as you’ve never seen him before – ‘trippingly on the tongue’. They offer audiences a peep into the lives of the culturally marginalised. And they ask: what happens to the Bard when he is migrated to an alien environment?


Hamlet is a meat-packer, King Lear a construction worker, Caliban a hotel cleaner, Lady Macbeth a housewife looking after children and Shylock washes the dishes in a restaurant...


This is no one Bard: Shakespeare belongs to no one and he belongs to everyone.

Age recommendation: 10+
Duration: 60 mins
Price: £16
Languages: English
Countries: Turkey & UK

Cast & Creatives

Directed by: NAZ YENİ


Dramaturgy by: STEPHANIE TILLOTSON


Lighting by: DAVE BYRNE


Sound by: ANDY SOUTHGATE


Music by: JAN ÇITAK


Singer: HÜSEYİN ERDOĞAN


Stage manager: MİNE ÜÇÜNCÜ


Production assistant: BORA BIÇAKÇI 


Assistant director: DİLEK YORULMAZ


Art director: SADİN WARGER


Poster design by: CAN AKSOY


Cast: Jacques (As You Like It) PETEK KIRKBOĞA Caliban (The Tempest) SEDA ÇELİK King Lear (King Lear) SADİN WARGER Lady Macbeth (Macbeth) GÜLİSTAN SARBAS Katherine (Taming of the Shrew) ESER RÜZGAR Prospero (The Tempest) ŞÜKRÜ DEMİR Edmund (King Lear) GÖZDE IŞIK Shylock (Merchant of Venice) EMRE GÜNDOĞDU Launcelot Gobbo (Merchant of Venice) MELTEM AKÇARLI Petrucchio (Hamlet) HAKAN ARICAN Hamlet (Hamlet) BÜKE ERKOÇ Iago (Othello) BURAK BOZDAĞ Witches (Macbeth) DİLEK YORULMAZ

Reviews

48th in ‘80 Picks in Theatre in Edinburgh Fringe 2023’  - LOUREVIEWS


‘The acting is always good ... these people grasp the undercurrents so well. Overall there is plenty to like. It made me think.’  - FringeReview


‘The new settings are relatable to the viewer and draw us in... Beautiful musical excerpts of folk and other selections separate each scene, which add atmosphere to this imaginative show.’ - FringeReview

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