Part 3 of the evening of celebration to commemorate Theatro Technis' 50th anniversary. 2 pieces of music by Ricardo, a long-time friend at Theatro, representing the solidarity between TT and opressed people and refugees from all over the world, a friendship forged during the days of opposition to the Pinochet regime in Chili and the Dictatorship in Greece ; an improvised dance extract by Philippe from Argentina in a Theatro Technis modern interpretation of the play "The Persians" by Aeschylus; an extract from a play written by Theatro Technis' founder George Eugeniou, in English, "Forza Galileo", paying respects to the influence of Brecht and particularly of Joan Littlewood; closing with two songs performed in Greek by Chris and Katina as a tribute to the style of Rembetiko music.
More details about Theatro Technis are available at:
http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis
and
http://home.btconnect.com/theatrotechnics/framset/home.htmPart 3 of the evening of celebration to commemorate Theatro Technis' 50th anniversary. 2 pieces of music by Ricardo, a long-time friend at T...all »Part 3 of the evening of celebration to commemorate Theatro Technis' 50th anniversary. 2 pieces of music by Ricardo, a long-time friend at Theatro, representing the solidarity between TT and opressed people and refugees from all over the world, a friendship forged during the days of opposition to the Pinochet regime in Chili and the Dictatorship in Greece ; an improvised dance extract by Philippe from Argentina in a Theatro Technis modern interpretation of the play "The Persians" by Aeschylus; an extract from a play written by Theatro Technis' founder George Eugeniou, in English, "Forza Galileo", paying respects to the influence of Brecht and particularly of Joan Littlewood; closing with two songs performed in Greek by Chris and Katina as a tribute to the style of Rembetiko music.
More details about Theatro Technis are available at:
http://www.myspace.com/theatrotechnis
and
http://home.btconnect.com/theatrotechnics/framset/home.htm«
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