Bastard Theatre

• The impressive story of the master writer of Turkish literature, Ömer Seyfettin, comes to life on stage! “BİÇ” draws the audience into a deep questioning by presenting a powerful narrative about the suffering of humanity, social contradictions and cultural alienation.

• This play takes you on a nostalgic journey while also addressing the complex emotional and social dynamics of the modern world. The unique atmosphere of Egypt provides a backdrop for a story that intertwines sadness and fun.

• “BASTARD” is not just a theater play, but also an impressive narrative that holds a mirror to humanity’s past and present. You can take advantage of the discounted ticket advantage to reserve your place in this magnificent play!

Game Day and Time

BASTARD
Ah Egypt! Some Turks go there to have fun, to get a change of air! I wonder how they can stand that life, that scenery? Is it possible to have fun at the bedside of a sad and weak patient whose lungs have been attacked by millions of tuberculosis microbes, is it possible to drink wine, have fun and shout over the flowing and not yet dried blood of a wounded person? I cannot possibly sit still for a week. Wide and car-filled streets, squares with statues, big banks rising like an impenetrable force and a fortress, big theaters, money, ornate and crystal casinos resembling fairy palaces… These foreign institutions always create a heavy nightmare for me. It gets on my nerves to think that everything that is seen with the eye, or what it is, belongs to foreigners. I cannot look at these poor Arab brothers of mine, the turbaned natives who wander around with their necks bent, weak and sad, as if they were yellow and withered, under the cruel and cunning, brutal and dishonorable shadows of the innumerable hats that fill the streets, without feeling a deep ache in my heart.

Book: Omer Seyfettin
Adapted & Played by: Oğuzhan Karadavut
Production: Oncu Köy Media