Part of: "Paradise" by Thomas Köck | flooding/starving/playing

Masterclass with Thomas Köck

Dates

Prices

Participation is free following online registration

Location

Onassis Stegi

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Saturday 30 October
Time
12:00-14:00
Venue
Galaxy Studio (Galaxia 2, behind the Onassis Stegi building)

Information

Dramaturgies of damage for damaged futures (or post-science fiction phantasmagories under the zone of climate change and the swift to far-right).

At the first staging of a Thomas Köck’s work in Greece, the award-winning playwright of “Paradise,” which is presented at the Onassis Stegi Upper Stage between October 29 and November 11, 2021, offers a masterclass on dramaturgy, on Saturday, October 30, and talks with the director Katerina Giannopoulou and the dramaturg Grigoris Liakopoulos on the possibilities and the boundaries of dramatic writing and the relation between playwright and director: How can one write today a theater play, amidst pandemics, endemics, climate change, apocalyptic environmental scenarios about our planet, and the rise of far-right? Does the text remain the most important element of a performance, or not? What is the distance between the written text and the performative act, but also between stage and reality?

With the support of Goethe-Institut Athen

Addressed to

Dramaturgs, playwrights, directors, theater/dance/visual/film makers, performers, dancers, curators, educators, as well as environmentalists and whoever is interested in climate crisis and drama crisis

Application Process

Deadline: Thursday, October 21 (23:59 UTC+3 - Athens)
All chosen participants will be notified by Monday, October 25 (23:59 UTC+3 - Athens)

All participants will be selected according to their state of interest and their CVs. Submitting to the form does not guarantee your inclusion. The curatorial team is not obliged to proceed into the justification of the rationale behind the selection regarding the rejected candidates.

Onassis Stegi follows all prevention measures taken by the Greek state to avoid possible transmission of the coronavirus. In this context, everyone entering the venue must present either a vaccination certificate (valid fourteen days after final dose) or a recovery certificate (valid for six months after diagnosis), while face coverings are required everywhere inside Onassis Stegi.