Kendini Köpek Sanan Adam

The fairytale has become an invisible language within the rhythm of everyday life. We embrace it so completely that, eventually, everything seems to be a part of our own reality.

We are still grappling with the unsettling realization that the "reality" we believe underlies our thoughts, perceptions, and behaviors is sometimes just a story that has been taught to us.
We find ourselves trying to navigate the waters of what Adorno described as the "false life," because within these waters, there is a current that denies the validity of our own existence. This current is an illusion – but it is so profound that sometimes it seems impossible to even learn to swim within it.

So, what should we do? How can we distinguish right from wrong? Where can we find the truth? In those moments when we feel lost in all this confusion, perhaps the answer lies in the simplest of places: solidarity. Even in its most basic form, solidarity, with its unique touch, can guide us to deepen our own perspectives and create spaces for freedom in our lives.
In our play, we also want to share with our audience the impact of such a delicate and touching moment of solidarity.