Alpha Square, in collaboration with Andreas Araouzos, presents a unique theatrical experience featuring 10 talented Cypriot artists. Set against the backdrop of a school courtyard, this production brings Julian Mitchell’s acclaimed play, Another Country, to life in Greek.
A Captivating Rendition
In July, Araouzos and his ensemble will transport audiences to a 1930s English boarding school, exploring the dynamics of camaraderie and the rigidity of the educational system through a compelling theatrical reading.
Venue and Atmosphere
The veranda of a classroom at the English School of Nicosia will serve as the stage, offering a picturesque setting for the audience to enjoy the performance. Spectators can indulge in the ambiance with a glass of Sacchetto Pinot Grigio or San Pellegrino as they witness the unfolding drama under the twilight sky.
Performance Schedule
The inaugural performance kicks off on July 2 at sunset, followed by nightly shows until July 12, providing ample opportunities for theatergoers to immerse themselves in Mitchell’s poignant narrative.
A Rich History
Originally awarded Play of the Year at the Society of West End Theatre Awards in 1982, Another Country has seen performances by illustrious actors including Kenneth Branagh, Rupert Everett, Daniel Day Lewis, and Colin Firth, all of whom made their debut in this seminal work.
Translated and Directed by Andreas Araouzos
For the July presentations, the play has been translated into Greek and expertly directed by Andreas Araouzos, promising a faithful interpretation that captures the essence of Mitchell’s original vision.
Exploring Timeless Themes
The storyline delves into the unlikely friendship between students Guy Bennett and Tommy Judd, both considered outsiders: Bennett for his homosexuality and Judd for his Marxist beliefs. The narrative confronts themes of responsibility, guilt, opportunism, and the consequences of exemplary punishment within the school’s regimented structure.
A Thought-Provoking Experience
As the drama unfolds, audiences are compelled to ponder how the characters navigate their roles as victims, idealists compromise their principles, and allegiances shift in times of moral conflict.
Don’t Miss Another Country
Experience Alpha Square’s reading of Julian Mitchell’s Another Country from July 2 to July 12 at the English School of Nicosia (Lloyds Building), Nicosia, at 8pm. Presented entirely in Greek, this production promises to be a memorable cultural event. Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.cy or by calling 7777-7040.
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