We Never Would Have Seen Each Other, on November 24 at Paribu Art
We Never Would Have Seen Each Other tells how a moment starting with a game turns into a fracture. Innocent entertainment gives way to silence and questions with an unexpected event. It questions growing up unprepared, taking responsibility, and when childhood ended. This story, which confronts the audience with their own moments of growth, begins where the game ends.
Laugh, have fun, joke.
Sometimes, joke a lot.
Buddy.
Son.
My smart girl.
Ninja!
You're crazy, hahaha.
Can you get in? Can you? Can you?
Come on, run!
There is a moment.
There is a game.
For laughing.
Just for having fun.
Then it is silent.
Who did it?
Who threw that stone?
Guilty or innocent?
Maybe the real punishment
is growing up.
Unprepared.
Having to grow up
while taking responsibility.
When did we grow up?
When did we last feel
like children?
"I don't know.
I don't know.
Maybe?
It could be.
I can't remember...
Understood.
We never would have seen each other.
Play Credits
Play Name: We Never Would Have Seen Each Other
Writers: Tom Lycos, Stefo Nantsou
Translator: Okan Başar Bahar
Director: Taner Güngör
Cast: Burak Birinci, Şevval Ekmekçioğlu
Production: Tiyatro Kintsugi
Executive Producers: Ezgi Özmarasalı, İlayda Açe Karagöz
Movement Design: Ferhat Güneş
Sound Design: Ömer Sarıgedik
Light Design: Burhan Yücel
Assistants: Melis Çakıl Oktay, Lal Tosyalı
Photography: Ayten Çelik
Poster Design: Eselya Karagöz
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