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"Above All, Nowhere" is a one-act, one-person play that brings the thousands of years of cultural and civilizational heritage of the Middle East to the stage. Written by Hüseyin Cem Durak and directed by Berfin Zenderlioğlu, this performance brings to life the compelling stories and human experiences of the region where the performer was born and raised.
The play doesn't just tell a story; it also bridges the ancient and the modern, the past and the future. The audience experiences the integration of Middle Eastern myths with nature, scenes where pain and joy intertwine, and the rhythmic harmony of music and dance.

The central theme of the game is a journey of self-discovery. This journey is brought to life on stage in a way that blends ancient stories with modern reality and technology, drawing inspiration from mythology.
The image of fire serves as both the visual and emotional foundation of the play, becoming a central symbol of nature, culture, and the human experience. Through this symbol, the audience embarks on a journey, both visually and intellectually, and is invited to engage in their own internal reflections.