Kurtuluş Destanı Performed in Germany in Commemoration of the 103rd Anniversary of the Republic
The Nuremberg Objective Culture Center presented the Kurtuluş Destanı (Epic of Liberation), adapted from Nâzım Hikmet's work, as part of the 103rd-anniversary celebrations of the Republic.
The Objective Culture Center (OKM) in Nuremberg, Germany, brought the two-act play "Kurtuluş Destanı," adapted for the stage from Nâzım Hikmet’s Kuvâyi Milliye Destanı, to theater enthusiasts in honor of the 103rd anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Türkiye.
The two-act play, which focuses on the independence struggle of the Anatolian people during the War of Independence, was directed by Harun Türköz from the Bursa State Theater. The cast, featuring actors from the Nuremberg Objective Culture Center, included Ertuğrul Karakaya, Murat Ovant, Cihan Kente, Cansu Eser, Tuğba Ülkü, Kürşat Sarıkaya, Meltem Topal, Uğur Cuntay, Alper Aydoğan, Tulca Akman Salık, Mine Demiral, and Bekir Şenoğlu Şener.
The technical and artistic team for the play included set design by Ahmet Kıral, technical set work by Serkan Bahar and Bahri Akyol, music by Sedat Deveci and Oktay Girikoğlu, lighting design by Ayşegül Kesat and Metin Kurtuluş, costume design by Derya Dağdelen, press relations by Narin Öztürk, and visual design by İsmail Hakkı Demir.
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