
Bir İdam Mahkumunun Son Günü
Victor Hugo's timeless masterpiece, "The Last Day of a Condemned Man," is being brought to the stage in a B-B-S production!
The play depicts the journey of a prisoner, from their trial to their execution, while also portraying a society where the public watches executions as a form of entertainment. It encourages the audience to reflect on contemporary issues such as justice, criminal law, and the death penalty.
Considered one of the first monologues in modern literature, this work by Hugo also highlights the tragicomic aspects of the death penalty. As you witness the story of a man sentenced to death, you will find it impossible to determine who is truly to blame. Is it the murderer who committed the crime, or the society that eagerly anticipates watching the execution as if it were a spectacle?
Elif Esra Yıldız is overseeing the production of the play, while Onur Yıldız is directing. This time, we will be seeing Can Karaca in the role of a prisoner.
"You're alive. Finally. You're okay. Stay that way. Farewell."
Played by: Can Karaca.
Adapted by: Elif Esra Yıldız.
Directed by: Onur Yıldız.
