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NINETEENHUNDRED

SIMEIO THEATRE - December 11, 2017 - January 9, 2018

CONTRIBUTORS 

 

Written by

Alessandro Baricco

 

Translated by

Stavros Papastavrou

 

Co-direction

Christos Karnakis, Rinos Tzannis

 

Set & Lights Design

Alekos Bourelias, Christos Bourelias  

 

Costumes Design

Dimos Klimenof

 

Movement

Areti Palouki

 

Music Selection 

Konstantinos Sakkas    

 

Communication

Maria Konstantopoulou

 

 

Production Powered by: 

Delta Pi

DESCRIPTION

 

You're never really done for, as long as you've got a good story and someone to tell it to...
 

On New Year's Day 1900, a crew member on an ocean liner SS Virginia, finds a deserted infant and decides to adopt him, nicknaming him "1900." As an adult, the eccentric 1900 grows into a remarkable musician aboard the boat. Rumors of his brilliant piano playing eventually reach the shore, and his pal Max believes that success surely awaits 1900 on land. The only problem, however, is that the enigmatic pianist is loath to embrace life away from the ship.

 

Alessandro Baricco’s first written monologue will premiere on December 4, 2017 at Simeio Theatre in Athens, Greece. The story became popular in 1998 with the release of the motion picture titled “The Legend of 1900”, by Giuseppe Tornatore. The story focuses on the life of the greatest pianist ever lived and played on the Ocean, narrated by his closest friend and trumpet, Max Tooney.

 

The show will run until January 9, 2018; shows given twice weekly, Mondays and Tuesdays.

 

Performed and co-directed by Christos Karnakis.

 

INFO 

 

When:           

December 11, 2017 

to January 9, 2018

9pm

Where:       

Simeio Theatre,

Charilaou Trikoupi 10,

17671 Kallithea, Athens

Box Office:

Tickets available from 5 to 10 euros

(Regular & reduced fares)

Tel: +30 2109229579

VENUE

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