Atria Music and Grand International Classical Ballet present! Music by P. Tchaikovsky Choreography by Sergei Bobrov Ballet in 2…
As part of the International Festival of Ancient Greek Drama, the new theatre group “Ftochologia” will present Aristophanes’ last surviving comedy “Plutus” in Nicosia, Paphos and Limassol.
Chremylos, who is buried in debts, is making his way to Delphi in order to ask the oracle whether he should bring up his son as an honest man or as a criminal. On his way back he meets Plutus (the god of prosperity in Greek mythology), who was blinded by Zeus, so that he cannot distinguish between the honest and dishonest people in order to randomly distribute the wealth. With the help of Chremylos and his slave Carion, Plutus restores his sight in the Asklepis’ temple and decides to restore justice in the society. Whilst everyone tries to take advantage of the situation, the goddess of Poverty arrives and tries to persuade everyone that happiness is not in the size of the wealth.
In his comedy “Plutos” (prosperity) Aristophanes points out the social injustice and ridicules not only unfair distribution of wealth, but also the corruption.
The play will be shown with English subtitles.
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Date 19 июля в 21:00
Place: Makarios III Amphitheatre (Amphitheater of School for Blind)
Address: Nicosia, Cyprus (View on the map)
Contact data: +357 22 314507
Date 22 июля в 21:00
Place: Paphos Ancient Odeon
Address: Paphos Cyprus (View on the map)
Date 23 июля в 21:00
Place: Curium Ancient Theater
Address: Limassol Cyprus (View on the map)
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