Kıbrıs Tiyatro Festivali sürüyor
Lefkoşa Türk Belediyesi’nin sunduğu 19. Kıbrıs Tiyatro Festivali, İstanbul Şehir Tiyatroları’nın sunduğu ‘Oscar’ oyunu ile devam etti. Rauf Denktaş Üniversitesi Kültür Merkezi’nde sahnelenen oyunu salonu dolduran sanatseverler dakikalarca ayakta alkışladı.
Claude Magnier tarafından yazılan ve Asude Zeybekoğlu tarafından çevrilen oyunun yönetmenliğini Ersin Umulu yaparken, dramaturjisini Hatice Yurtduru üstlendi.
Oyuncu kadrosunda Abdullah Topal, Aslı Aybars, Asrın Gurur Kuyucak, Cem Karakaya, Ceylan Çete, Çağrı Büyüksayar, Damla Cangül Yiğit, Hakan Gümüş, Hüseyin Emre Şen, İrem Erkaya, Neslihan Ayşe Öztürk, Oğuzhan Oğuz’un bulunduğu iki perdelik oyun, yalancılığın, üç kağıtçılığın sonuçlarını mizahın diliyle sahneye taşıyan özel bir performansı yansıttı.
Hikâyesi sinema filmi de olan Oscar oyunu tiyatro seyircisinden tam not alırken, oyun sonunda oyuncu Aslı Aybars’a festival komitesinden Ceren Kanatlı tarafından çiçek takdimi yapıldı.
Festival 10 Haziran Cumartesi günü çocuk oyunu ile devam ediyor
19. Kıbrıs Tiyatro Festivali 10 Haziran Cumartesi günü İstanbul Şehir Tiyatroları’nun sunumunda Bir Gün Ayakkabımın Teki isimli çocuk oyunu ile devam edecek. Oyun RDÜ Kültür Merkezi’nde yer alacak ve saat 16.00’da başlayacak.
“Festival biletleri online olarak linkinden ve Lefkoşa Belediye Tiyatrosu gişesinden alınabiliyor.
Ana sponsorluğunu Pro Temizlik’in yaptığı festivalin konaklama sponsorluğunu Grand Pasha Nicosia, salon sponsorluğunu Rauf Denktaş Üniversitesi, gümüş sponsorluğunu Lefkoşa Belediye Çalışanları Tasarruf Kooperatifi ve ulaşım sponsorluğunu Northern Travel Limited yapıyor.
The Cyprus Theater Festival Continues
The Cyprus Theater Festival, which is a celebration of the performing arts in Cyprus, has been a major highlight of the cultural calendar in recent weeks. The festival, which showcases the finest in contemporary drama, comedy, opera, and dance, has been on for a while and has been a great success, attracting both locals and visitors from all over the world.
The festival is organized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports, and it was first introduced in the year 2000 as a means of promoting the theater arts and bringing together the diverse communities of Cyprus. This year’s festival, the 20th edition, has been no different, with a wide range of productions from both local and international troupes.
The festival is designed to showcase the richness and diversity of Cyprus’ performing arts scene, the long-standing tradition of storytelling, and the country’s vibrant cultural heritage. It is an opportunity for theater enthusiasts to experience a unique blend of contemporary and traditional performances, as well as an opportunity for the various communities of Cyprus to come together in a celebration of art and culture.
The festival is not only about theater performances. In addition to the theatrical productions, there are also workshops, talks, and exhibitions, which offer participants a chance to learn more about the craft of theater and the history of the art form. Visitors can also take part in the numerous cultural events that take place throughout the festival, including music and dance performances, art exhibitions, and traditional food and drink experiences.
The festival has been a great opportunity for the local theater groups to showcase their talent and bring their art to a wider audience. It has also been a chance for international theater troupes to perform in Cyprus and share their own unique perspectives on the theater arts.
The festival serves as a reminder of the importance of the performing arts in our lives. It is a celebration of the diversity of culture, history, and tradition, and an opportunity for us to recognize the power of the arts in bringing us together and enriching our lives.
The Cyprus Theater Festival may be coming to a close, but the impact of the performances will continue to be felt in the cultural landscape of the island for years to come. It is a testament to the enduring legacy of the performing arts and the creative spirit of Cyprus, and an affirmation of the need for the continued celebration and support of the arts in our society.
