Waiting for Fear Theatre

• Adapted from Oğuz Atay's book, 'Waiting for Fear', which can also be considered as a sequel to 'Disconnected', adapted from another book by the author, continues to meet with the audience!

• You should buy discounted tickets for the play, which tells the story of a man who has no weapons other than his fears such as loneliness and failure, before they run out...

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Waiting for Fear
A fight in which a man, who has no weapon other than his fear, fights until his weapons are torn apart. We can say that what is told in this fight is actually the story of another Tutunamayan. In Tutunamayanlar, which we try to use as a guide from time to time, Oğuz Atay said the following about the description of this species (disconnectus erectus); “Males make pitiful sounds when left alone. They call their females with the same voice. They usually live in abandoned burrows. They do not have a specific family structure. After birth, the mother, father and babies go to separate places. They do not know how to live in groups and have not been seen to unite against external dangers. They do not have a specific diet. When they live with other animals, they get by on the food they bring. When they are left on their own, they usually forget to eat. Since their entire nature is based on imitation, they do not understand that they are hungry unless they see other animals eating. Their instincts are not fully developed. They do not know how to protect themselves. However, - again, because of their imitations, they sometimes get into fights by imitating other animals' fights. No ungulate has ever been seen to defeat another animal in a fight."

Written by: Oguz Atay
Directed & Played by: Doğukan Uludağ
Stage Assistant: Ayhan Berke Tuzunguc
Lighting Design: Mehmet Ölmez
Poster Design: Galip Aksular
Poster Photo: Sinan Arslan
Social Media Consultant: Melisa Ökten
Organization: Mahmut Eker
Age Limit: 16+
Duration: 120 minutes, 2 acts