Onassis Stegi in Athens Pride Week 2020 with "Tom in Greece" (Tom à la ferme) by Michel Marc Bouchard

Onassis Stegi steps up once more for this year’s Athens Pride Week (4-12 September 2020) and participates with the digital premiere of the play "Tom in Greece" (Tom à la ferme, 2011) by Michel Marc Bouchard.

Visit the YouTube Channel of Onassis Stegi from 7 until 13 September 2020 and celebrate diversity. Watch live the online premiere on Monday, September 7th at 21:00 here.

Michel Marc Bouchard notes “Homosexuals learn to lie before they learn to love”. The rising young director, Sarantos Georgios Zervoulakos, draws us into a tragicomedy of unveiled lies, repression, and violence amidst the backdrop of today’s Greece.

How does it feel to lose your work and life partner? How does one’s life change when they spend time with the family of the lost loved one? How can one handle mourning, loss and keep the secrets hidden in a closed community? And finally, how many secrets can one keep inside in the name of love? The talented, much-discussed director, Sarantos Georgios Zervoulakos, on his first collaboration with Onassis Stegi, brought Michel Marc’s Bouchard’s acclaimed “Tom à la ferme” on the Upper Stage of Onassis Stegi on December 2019, in an adaptation inspired by the realities of contemporary Greece

Credits:

Translation: Amalia Kondoyanni

Director: Sarantos Georgios Zervoulakos

Set & Costume Design: Tina Tzoka

Music: Amateurboyz

Lighting Design: Nikos Vlassopoulos

Assistant to The Director: Stella Rapti

Assistant to The Set Designer: Mary Antonopoulou, Athina Koubarouli

Dramaturg: Lisiane Durand

Head of Production: Rena Andreadaki

Cast:

Tom - Antonis Primikyris

Agathe - Renia Louizidou

Francis - Lefteris Polychronis

Sara - Eva Maria Sommersberg

Surtitles Translation: Memi Katsoni

Simultaneous Surtitling: Yannis Papadakis

Concept: Eteria Filon

Produced by: Onassis Stegi Athens
Onassis Stegi supports the LGBTQI+ community though action and initiatives undertaken both in Athens and around the world. In 2015, Stegi came out in support of Athens Pride for the first time. Since then we’ve been #parousa (present in the feminine) each year, happy to see the numbers of people taking part grow and grow. Together, many voices are louder to be heard.