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Jan Dark'ın Öteki Ölümü
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Jan Dark'ın Öteki Ölümü

17 October 20:30
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Is it better to live a life of degradation, or to die rather than lose one's dignity and self-respect? That is the whole question.

The year is 1431...
To the French people, who have suffered under a hundred years of British oppression, God has sent a savior:
"Holy Virgin Jan Dark"
Leading the French army with the sword of Divine Destiny, he fought bravely against the English, but despite his efforts, he failed to win anyone's favor.
Later, the church, which would eventually canonize her, will accuse this young woman, who was only nineteen years old, of witchcraft and heresy, and she will be tied to a stake and burned at the stake.

The night before his execution, Jan Dark has two visitors in his cell.
First, there's a revolutionary, unconventional God! And second, there's the executioner who will destroy him...
One encourages escape by denying what one has said and done, while the other encourages standing by one's words, even to the point of death.
Or, in reality, nothing and no one is as they appear to be.

Tiyatroadam's new play is a powerful work written by Stefan Tsanev.
"Jan Dark's Other Death" masterfully portrays human dignity, intrigue, betrayal, the struggle for freedom and independence, the chasm between the people and those who govern them, and how patriotism and religion have been used as tools of exploitation throughout the ages, all while presented with skillful comedic elements.

In this captivating game, you'll encounter a god who has lost his power, heavens that have surrendered to democracy, Michael's sharp sword, the Inquisition's merciless judgment, the sound of bells, thunder, worms, axes, executioners, and laughter, all intertwined!

Take your place, for the Heavens and the Earth will collide, the divided will confront their fate, and a saint, unforgettable for ages, will rise from the ashes!

Date & Time

Start
17 October 2026, Saturday
20:30

Location - Kozzy Gönül Ülkü Gazanfer Özcan Sahnesi