JOB

"Power! For the first time in my life, I have, or had, a power that could make a difference..." How can we eradicate the root of evil from our lives? Where does this darkness originate, and how far does it extend? They live among us. They wait with you on the same train car, sit in the seat next to you at the cinema, drive a few cars ahead of you in traffic, and perhaps they are even enjoying a drink at the table next to yours during dinner. Anything is possible; there are countless facets to this reality, and a thousand different aspects of humanity. Are you ready to confront this reality in all its forms? Şirin, who works at a large technology company, is fired due to a nervous breakdown. In order to return to her job, she is forced to seek the help of a therapist. From the moment she enters that room, with a gun in her bag and a fire in her heart that knows no extinguishing, every minute becomes a matter of life and death. Kerem Deren and Çisil Hazal Tenim adapt and direct Max Wolf Friedlich's play "Job," confronting us with the rawest and darkest layers of trauma, power dynamics, and the therapist-client relationship.

The video footage used in the game contains potentially triggering content related to trauma.

Construction. 484

Cast:
Leyla Tanlar, Sarp Akkaya.

Behind the Scenes:

Author. Max Wolf Friedlich.
Project Design.Director: Kerem Deren Translator: Çisil Hazal Tenim
Executive Producer. Eyüp Çelik.
Stage Design., Lighting Design. Kerem Çetinel.
Music Design., Sound Design. Ömer Sarıgedik.
Assistant. Director. Zeynep Sevi Yılmaz.
Video. Design. Ozan Yoleri.
Photo. Ayşegül Karacan.
Poster Design. Ezgi Ulusoy.
Construction Coordinator Berkay Özcan.
Stage Design., Assistant. Asia President.
Costume. Design. Atakan Güre.
Visual Communication. Sude Ahlatlı.
Operations Manager Sergen Pasun.
Assistant Director. Hüseyin Cem Uz, Yusuf Çendik, Enes Sekizsu.

• Event Type. Drama, Psychological Thriller.

• Duration. 70 minutes.