Bir kadın ve bir erkek…
Bir geçmişleri, bir hiç geçmemişleri ve bir de tartıştıkları gelecekleri var.
Erkek ve kadın karşılaşıyor ve yolculuk başlıyor.
İmkansız şiirler ve şarkılar işte bu iki kişinin ortasına düşüyor…
Kadın ve erkek oyunda sadece kendi hikayelerini yaşamakla kalmıyor, aynı zamanda edebiyatımızın yapıtaşı olmuş pek çok şairimizin gerçek aşk hikayelerini anlatan, şiirlerini okuyan, şarkılarını seslendiren kahramanlara dönüşüyor.
Kimi zaman Attilâ İlhan, Orhan Veli, Cemal Süreya, kimi zaman Didem Madak, Maria Missakian , Sıdıka Su gibi hepimizin içine işlemiş, duygularımızın tercümanı olmuş büyük aşkların, büyük şairlerin karakterlerini sahneye taşıyor.
Yıllar sonra karşılaşan iki eski sevgili birbirleriyle yüzleşerek AŞK BİTER Mİ? soruna yanıt arıyor…
Kimimize göre aşksa bitmez
Kimimize göre aşksa da biter
Kimimize göre ortada aşk varsa bitse de aşktır, bitmese de aşktır.
Çünkü insan aşktır, aşk da insanın aynası…
Etkili hikayesinin yanı sıra Kerem Alışık ve Evrim Alasya’nın seslendirdiği şiir ve şarkılar eşliğinde aşkı anlatan oyun izleyenleri kendi aşklarıyla baş başa bırakıyor…
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A man and a woman…
A shared past, an unresolved present, and a debated future.
They meet, and their journey begins.
Impossible poems and songs fall right between them…
In this play, the man and woman not only relive their own story but also transform into characters who narrate the real love stories of some of the most influential poets in our literature—reciting their poems and singing their songs.
Two former lovers reunite after years apart, confronting each other as they seek an answer to the question: Does love ever truly end?
Some believe that if it’s love, it never ends.
Some believe that even love itself can come to an end.
And some believe that if love exists, it remains love—whether it ends or not.
Because love is human, and love is the mirror of the soul…
With its compelling story and the mesmerizing poetry and songs performed by Kerem Alışık and Evrim Alasya, this play invites the audience to reflect on their own experiences of love.
EVENT INFORMATION
Oyun Türkçe oynanacaktır!
The show will be staged in Turkish
VENUE: Cambridge Theatre, Earlham St, London WC2H 9HU
TICKETS FROM: Prices displayed include an online per ticket booking fee. All prices include a £1.70 restoration levy.
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AGE GUIDANCE: Children under the age of 4 (including babes in arms) will not be admitted into the theatre. Anyone aged 15 or under must be accompanied by an adult (18+) and may not sit on their own within the auditorium. All persons entering the theatre, regardless of age, must have a valid ticket.
SHOW GENRE: Play
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£35 pp
- A reserved table in our VIP Bar, with private washroom facilities, available 60 minutes before the show and during the interval.
- Two drinks per person, including house wines, beers, single spirit mixers and soft drinks.
- Savoury bar snacks and nibbles
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Pre-show and interval drinks include 2 x 175ml glass of house wine, any beer, single spirit mixer or soft drink. Alcohol can only be served to and consumed by persons aged 18 years and over. Please ask a member of staff for details about any food allergens. See website for full terms and conditions. Please drink responsibly.
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