Tom in Greece ("Tom à la Ferme") by Michel Marc Bouchard, directed by Sarantos Georgios Zervoulakos
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A successful, cosmopolitan gay man, Tom travels to the Greek countryside to attend his lover’s funeral. Shattered by his loss, he meets the deceased’s family for the first time: the mother, who has no idea who Tom is and what he meant to her son, and the brother, whose main concern is to hide the truth at any cost. The talented, much-discussed director, Sarantos Georgios Zervoulakos, brings Michel Marc’s Bouchard’s acclaimed “Tom à la ferme” (2011) to Greece for the first time, in an adaptation inspired by (among other things) the realities of contemporary Greece, and in a translation by Amalia Kontogiani.
The performance was presented 12.12.2019–05.01.2020 at the Onassis Stegi Upper Stage.
YouTube Premiere: September 7 at 9 pm.
Available until September 13, part of Athens Pride Week.
With English & Greek subtitles
