Here are the theater plays of November on the Istanbul stages.
Enlivened by the opening of the theater season after a long hiatus, the stages of Istanbul began to take on a colorful turn with the 26th Istanbul Theater Festival, which started towards the end of last month. From the State Theaters to the plays put on the screen by private theater halls, as the festival says, “theatre is in its place”. While I was writing this news and thinking how nice it is to have the theater in its place with the motto of the festival, I came across a post by the movie critic Müjde Işıl on her social media account: “People don’t just miss people; to protect the humanity and to become a better person, we also miss and must miss art. When you don’t watch movies, don’t read books, don’t go to the theater for a few days, you should feel an emptiness.” It is good that the theater is in its place, because as Işıl said, one should feel a void when not going to the theater. For those who miss the opening of the curtain in crowded halls, it is possible to find a lot of games in the city.
“Richard”, Zorlu PSM
Written and directed by Okan Bayülgen, “Richard” is looking at Shakespeare’s Richard from the first quarter of the new century, he discusses the feelings of being a stranger, being lonely and being wild. Şenay Gürler, Özgün Çoban, Su Sonia Herring and many other names accompany Okan Bayülgen in the play, which was brought to life by Kabare Dada. The play, which will premiere at the 26th Istanbul Theater Festival, will be screened once again at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Stage on November 18, upon popular demand.

“Jekyll & Hyde: A Broadway Musical”, Zorlu PSM
“Jekyll & Hyde: A Broadway Musical”, which brings together Hayko Cepkin and Elçin Sangu, is being staged at Zorlu PSM under the direction of Taner Tunçay. Adapted from Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic thriller, the play premiered on October 23; It is getting ready to meet its audience again at Zorlu PSM on November 6, 15 and 30.

“Şahları da Vururlar”, Ortaoyuncular
Prepared to meet with the audience again after Ferhan Şensoy passed away last year, “Şahları da Vururlar” (They Will Also Kill The Kings) is screened at the Ses Theater under the direction of Volkan Sarıöz. Embellished with Şensoy’s unique humor, “Şahları da Vururlar” tells the story of Ömer Hayyam, who got into trouble with the Iranian Intelligence Agency in 1940s Iran because of his name similarity. You can see the game calendar on Ortaoyuncular website.









