Karagöz ile Hacivat – BRTK
Gazimağusa Belediyesi, Ramazan’ın geleneksel eğlencesi haline gelen Karagöz ve Hacivat gölge oyununun, Ramazan ayı boyunca Gazimağusa’da sahneleneceğini duyurdu.
Belediyeden yapılan açıklamaya göre Birleşmiş Milletler Eğitim, Bilim ve Kültür Kurumu (UNESCO) İnsanlığın Somut Olmayan Kültürel Mirası Listesi’nde yer alan Karagöz gölge oyunu, tiyatro sanatçısı İzel Seylani tarafından sahnelenecek.
Bu kapsamda, Gazimağusa Belediyesi Süleyman Uluçay ile tiyatro sanatçısı İzel Seylani arasında sözleşme imzalandı.
Gazimağusa Belediye Başkanı Süleyman Uluçay, Ramazan aynın önemine işaret ederek, bu bağlamda belediye tarafından Gazimağusa kentinde halkın huzur içerisinde olması için çeşitli sivil toplum kuruluşlarıyla iş birliği halinde iftar programlarının desteklendiğini kaydetti.
Uluçay, geleneksel Ramazan ayı kültürünü kentte yaşatabilmek adına İzel Seylani ile Karagöz ve Hacivat’ın Gazimağusa’da sahnelenmesi için anlaşma yapılmasından ötürü mutluluğunu dile getirdi.
İzel Seylani de, unutulmaya yüz tutmuş geleneksel Türk tiyatrosunun en popüler türünü bugün hem yeni nesillere sunmak hem eski nesillere nostaljik bir Ramazan eğlencesi sunmak için duyarlılık gösteren Gazimağusa Belediyesi’ne teşekkür etti.
-Karagöz ve Hacivat gölge oyununun sahneleneceği tarih ve yerler:
19 Mart Salı 18:40 Ulu Camii Bahçesi
21 Mart Perşembe 19:00 Ali Mahir Parkı
23 Mart Cumartesi 19:00 Anadolu Mahallesi Camii Parkı
24 Mart Pazar 19:00 Harika Mahallesi Parkı
26 Mart Salı 19:00 Mutluyaka Parkı
30 Mart Cumartesi 19:00 Magem Sakarya
31 Mart Pazar 20:00 Namık Kemal Meydanı
3 Nisan Çarşamba 20:15 Çanakkale Spor Kulübü
4 Nisan Perşembe 20:15 Tuzla Spor Kulübü
5 Nisan Cuma 17:00 Magem Maraş
8 Nisan Pazartesi 20:15 Karakol Parkı
9 Nisan Salı 20:15 DAÜ CL Meydanı
One of the most beloved traditional forms of Turkish entertainment is the art of Karagöz ile Hacivat. This centuries-old tradition of shadow puppetry has entertained audiences of all ages for generations, and continues to be a popular form of entertainment to this day.
Karagöz ile Hacivat is an art form that originated in Turkey during the Ottoman Empire. The characters of Karagöz and Hacivat are two comedic figures that represent the common people of Turkey. Karagöz is a wise-cracking, quick-witted character who often gets himself into trouble, while Hacivat is his more intellectual and serious counterpart. Together, they engage in humorous and often satirical conversations that entertain and delight audiences.
The art of Karagöz ile Hacivat is performed using shadow puppets that are manipulated by a puppeteer behind a screen. The puppets are made of translucent materials such as leather or parchment, and are backlit by a bright light source to create the shadows that the audience sees. The puppeteer uses a variety of techniques to bring the characters to life, such as moving the puppets in a fluid and expressive manner, and using different voices and accents to differentiate between the characters.
The stories of Karagöz ile Hacivat are usually based on traditional folk tales and legends, but can also be adapted to include more modern and topical themes. The performances often incorporate music, singing, and dancing to enhance the overall experience for the audience.
In Turkey, Karagöz ile Hacivat performances are a popular form of entertainment at cultural festivals, fairs, and celebrations. They are also often performed in schools, community centers, and theaters as a way to preserve and promote this traditional art form for future generations. Additionally, the performances are now being broadcast on television and radio, reaching a wider audience and helping to keep this beloved tradition alive.
BRTK, the national broadcaster of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, has been a strong supporter of Karagöz ile Hacivat for many years. The channel regularly airs performances of this traditional art form, showcasing the talent and creativity of the puppeteers and bringing joy to audiences of all ages.
In a world dominated by modern technology and digital entertainment, it is refreshing to see that traditional art forms like Karagöz ile Hacivat are still cherished and enjoyed by so many. The timeless humor, creativity, and cultural significance of this art form continue to captivate audiences and remind us of the rich cultural heritage of Turkey. Thanks to channels like BRTK, Karagöz ile Hacivat will continue to entertain and inspire audiences for many years to come.
