Duvar

"You can restrain words... but never light!"

On stage, there isn't a monumental statue; instead, there's Justice, solitary, wounded, but also full of wit. Defying those who for years have etched her name on buildings while forgetting her within, this time, she takes to the stage herself. And she's not alone; she's accompanied by three great figures who have always been associated with imprisonment, exile, and cold walls: Sabahattin Ali, Rifat Ilgaz, and Nazım Hikmet.

Guided by Justice's satirical voice, this is a jarring journey that spans from the walls of Sinop to the cells of Bursa, a journey where laughter and resentment are intertwined, reflecting a life that stretches from exile to hardship.

Throughout history, the names of those who built those walls have long been forgotten. But what about those who continue to sing their songs within those walls?