How do Chekhov’s characters cope with the trauma of loss? How can they go on with their lives after they are displaced from their ancestral home? What kind of fresh start are they looking forward to? If The Cherry Orchard anticipated the Russian revolution(s), what are the alternatives entertained by the play’s characters on the day after, especially today, when the cornerstones of private, social and economic life have been rocked to their foundations? Drawing on his experience with documentary theatre, Prodromos Tsinikoris is inspired by the classic play in an attempt to imagine a sequel set in the present.
Due to the ongoing pandemic, all performance dates are subject to change
Concept - Directing Prodromos Tsinikoris
Text Ioanna Valsamidou - Prodromos Tsinikoris, in dialogue with the team
Collaborating director Korina Vasileiadou
Dramaturgy Martin Valdés-Stauber, Ioanna Valsamidou
Set and costume design Eleni Stroulia
Lighting design Eliza Alexandropoulou
Music Panagiotis Manouilidis
Video Dimitris Zachos
Set and costume design collaborator Zaira Falirea
Artwork - Promotional material Michalis Valasoglou
Set construction Yannis Nitsos – Art Wood Creations
Costume construction Dimitrios Paradi
Cast Maria Panourgia, Nancy Sideri, Kalliopi Simou, Prodromos Tsinikoris, Giorgos Valais, Giorgos Vourdamis
Executive producer Kostis Panagiotopoulos
Co-production Maillon, Théâtre de Strasbourg – Scène européenne
Research for the performance was powered by Onassis AiR, the international residency programme of the Onassis Foundation