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"Can a person sacrifice even their own happiness in order to prove their freedom?" *Notes from Underground*, a profound exploration of the darker and more contradictory aspects of the human psyche by Fyodor Dostoevsky, invites the audience on a disturbing journey into the mind of a man. The Underground Man rebels against the moral codes imposed by society, the rational order, and the concept of the "reasonable person." While he despises the people around him, he cannot deny his need for their attention, love, and approval. He simultaneously seeks to distance himself from others while struggling to be seen, understood, and accepted. The Underground Man, constantly at odds with his own thoughts, gradually becomes a prisoner of the labyrinth he creates within his own mind. *Notes from Underground*, while questioning the concept of free will, raises the question: Does a person truly desire freedom, or do they choose the freedom to self-destruction? In a world where logic, order, and society attempt to control human behavior, this work illustrates how an individual might make irrational choices, even to their own detriment, simply to prove their freedom. The work challenges the audience to confront their own inner worlds.
GAME INFORMATION
One act / 1 hour.
Written by: Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Adapted and Directed by: Emirhan Sansar.
Sound and Light: Kadir Cemil Gökmen.