Space of Historical Memory Korai 4, 1941-44 | Gestapo Prisons & KNOT Gallery | 2011-12
Award of New Creator 2011 by the Hellenic Association of Theatre Critics.
The Justs (original French title: Les Justes ) is a 1949 play by French writer and philosopher Albert Camus.
The play is based on the true story of a group of Russian Socialist-Revolutionaries who assassinated the Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich during the Russian revolution of 1905.
The play explores the moral, political, psychological and philosophical issues associated with revolution, violence, love and terrorism.
In an absurd and cruel world which produces violence and savagery, a fundamental question arises:
Does the revolted have the right to kill? Are his actions morally justified?
Production Credits
Written by: Alber Camus
Translated by: Savvas Stroumpos
Directed by: Savvas Stroumpos
Dramaturgy: Nicos Yanikas
Adaptation: Zero Point Theatre Group
Set Design: Giorgos Kolios
Costume Design: Rebekka Gutsfeld
Lighting Design: Kostas Bethanis
Photographer: Christos Kiriakogonas
Trailler: Vagelis Bessis
Actors:
Savvas Stroumpos | Ivan Kaliayev
Rosa Prodromou | Dora Doulebov
Miltiadis Fiorentzis | Boris Annenkov & Skouratov
Eleana Georgouli | Stepan Fedorov
Maria Athinaiou | The Grand Duchess & Alexei Voinov
The play’s translation is published by the Nefeli publications.
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