Lilith Oyunu

Lilith Game.
The play presents a poetic and powerful narrative centered around the mythological figure of Lilith, exploring themes of patriarchal structures, power dynamics, and the concept of free will. The claim of equality arising from being created simultaneously clashes with the expectation of obedience; Lilith's voice becomes a symbol of the female identity that has been suppressed throughout history. The text intertwines sacred narratives with societal judgments, questioning how women are simultaneously sanctified and marginalized.

Within the framework of a dramatic monologue, Lilith experiences an internal reckoning, grappling with themes of love, pleasure, recognition, and the search for belonging. Concepts of crime, sin, and justice are re-examined within the triangle of God, humanity, and power, while the oppression of the female body and will is addressed with a critical perspective. Supported by staging, music, and poetic language, the play invites the audience to engage in a profound confrontation with the inequalities of the modern world, starting from a mythological narrative. Writer & Director.
Berfin Özmen
Assistant Director.
Mert Küçükata.
Playing.
Senem Hasret Kocabıyık.
Producers.
Elif Tükenmez & Cengiz Aydın
Music & Posters.
Nihat Gülses.