In June 2019, the School of Drama took part for the 5th time in the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space with the double performance Alice – to DA or not to DA, and with a Costume Design Exhibition.
The first part of the performance titled Alice – or a self-evolving story is a visual performance by students of Scenography inspired by Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. The performance was presented on June 10, 2019 as part of the P.Q. Studio: Festival at Damu Disk Theatre.
Professor: Apostolos Vettas.
The second part of the performance titled To Da or not to Da is a collaboration between the undergraduate courses of Drama and Performance Analysis and Acting-Theatre Directing) and the postgraduate course on Scenography-Costume Design (2016-2018), on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of the historical avant-garde movement of Dada. With this performance, the School of Drama also participated in the VeniceOpenStage 2017 festival (more here).
Professors: Damianos Konstantinidis (directing), Lila Karakosta (scenography), Ioulia Pipinia (dramaturgy), Olympia Sideridou (masks-props), Stergios Proios (technical management).
The exhibition part of our participation consists of 2D and 3D models of costumes of characters of Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll.
Professor: Chrysa Mantaka.
The performance was selected from 130 other proposals and the participation was fully funded by the Ministry of Education.
Alice – or a self-evolving story
To Da or not to Da
Costume Design Exhibition
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