“P.” Davası

Inspired by the gothic atmosphere of Edgar Allan Poe, "The P. Case" brings a "nightmare of justice" to the stage. The play, which questions a legal system shaped by the influence of power, leaves the audience with a single, unsettling question:
"Justice or power?"

The play opens with a legal case. On one side, we have the defendant, "P," and on the other, an unseen trial. The audience serves as the jury. Even though the verdicts have already been reached, the audience discovers that in Poe's unsettling world, even truth itself can be accused.