The Children’s Scene “EMEMROPOLISIS” presents to Katia Dandoulaki the work “Winter Tale” . A work full of adventure, action, intense situations, comedy scenes, songs and dancing, with references to Ancient Greece (Delphon Manteion), with elements from the Renaissance (Autolycus), but also at the bad time, which takes human form, intervenes and affects the character of heroes, changes and overthrows their lives and by extension and the flow of the work. Time as a storyteller undertakes to magically carry the little spectators, travelling to other places distant, worlds fairytales… where the “Winter Tale” evolves and takes place. William Shakespeare’s work that promises to impale parents and children to the theater. CORVERSE It is a work rich in emotions, which promises to fascinate children and make them have fun, dream, thrill, laugh, have fun. The story begins in mythical Sicily where King Leontius hosts his childhood friend Polyxenos in his palace. Everything’s having a great time until the bad time shows up. Then something will happen that will change the lives of the heroes of the work and their children! In the second part of the project, in the distant Bohemia, the solution comes after many adventures. Everything has an unexpectedly happy ending. Factors of the performance are artists renowned in their field. ADVERSE Arrangement: Sissy Alata and Toula Zacharioudaki Directed by: Toula Zacharioudaki Music: Sakis Tsilikis, Stages: Pavlos Karakasidis Costumes: Vestario of the daylife Choreographies: Ellie Lorentis Actors: Antigone Glykou, Martinos Pantelis, Tsiakos Konstantinos, Protogerakis Dimitris, Alexandros Kouk, Dimitra Derzekou and Toula Zacharioudakis. Performance duration: 100 minutes to 10 minutes break The performance is addressed to children between 3 and 13 years of age Ticket prices: 13 and 10 euros-special prices for group- Performances Every Sunday 11.15 -13.00 and 15.00 -16.45 Information at 210 6046926 and 6981017808
Winter Tale: William Shakespeare’s work comes to the theatre “Katia Dandoulaki”
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