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Are you ready to venture into the dark depths of your conscience, walking in the shadow of a looming threat?

One of the greatest masterpieces of world literature, Crime and Punishment, is being brought to the stage once again, but this time with a direction that goes far beyond the conventional, offering a truly impactful experience. Moreover, for the first time, you will hear this story directly from the source, from the very mind of the protagonist: Raskolnikov himself!

Social injustices, the contradictions within the human mind, a growing frenzy, and that final breath echoing in the pawnbroker's room... Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov recounts, with unflinching honesty and looking directly into your eyes, the unsettling oddities he experiences, the internal conflicts that consume his soul, and the relentless struggle between Reason and Conscience.

You won't just be watching a play; you'll be stepping into Raskolnikov's tormented mind, experiencing his confessions and his inner hell firsthand. This is more than just a theatrical experience; it's an unforgettable psychological thriller that will confront you with the darkest and most human aspects of human nature.

"Did I kill a person, or did I kill an ideal?"

"Crime and Punishment" is on stage, pushing the boundaries of its dramatic structure and featuring a gripping screenplay.

Raskolnikov invites you into his mind, but leaving that space won't be as easy as you might think.
Written by: Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Director: Ragıp Aydınoğlu.
Gamification: Melis Güzelırmak, Mert Akın Göç.
Dramaturg: Füsun İnci Kızıltepe.
Played by: Volkan Kantoğlu.
Decoration: Fırat Yılmaz.
Costume design: Sıla Çekiç.
Music design: Mina Bilir.
Voice: Fazlı Tınaz.
Lighting: Kaan Aydoğan.
Poster: Eleven Concept.