A fairytale-like reality created by a pale-white amusement park that has lost its fantastical fun and vibrant colors… Six characters in search of answers in an ‘imaginary country’ where the audience is invited to untangle hidden knots, and where violations of freedom are growing more intense each day…
“It was a Calm and Chilly Morning the Day I Left”, written by Yesim Ozsoy had its premiere at the Istanbul International Theatre Festival, drawing the attention of theatre lovers to current political issues.
Written & Directed by: Yeşim Özsoy
Stage Design: Barış Dinçel
Lighting Design: Kemal Yiğitcan
Sound and Music Design: Korhan Erel
Choreography: Şirvan Akan
Technical Operator: Halil Özok
Administrative Director: Nilüfer Dönmez
Assistant Directors: Ferdi Çetin, Ezgi Düzenli, Hazal Erulusoy
Photography: Vahit Tuna (pre-production images), Mediha Aşkın (performance photos)
Cast (in order of appearance):
DOA (The Man With Troubles) – Bertan Dirikolu
HKA (The Man Who Lost Everything) – Serkan Çetinkaya
GK (Young Girl) – Selin Zafertepe
GÇ (Young Boy) – Burak Safa Çalış
ASA (The Man Who Hides His Name) – Oğuzhan Ayaz
SAA (The Man Who Cries All the Time) – Emin Maltepe