Little Asia – Archaeological site of Ancient Corinth

26 & 27 July, Archaeological site of Ancient Corinth

Production: anima theatre group

Genre: Theatre / Activities For Children and Teenagers

Time: 21.00
Duration: 60΄

Pre-booking for 26th of July

Pre-booking for 27th of July

In Andreas Flourakis’ new work today’s young people are linked to the Smyrna Catastrophe of 1922 through the love for animals, love, gastronomy and family memories. Even the animations bring to the surface aspects of History that have gone unnoticed, like the rescue of Greeks by the Japanese ship Tokei Maru.

While the ships of allies were watching Smyrna being destroyed and Greeks being drowned off the coast of Ionia from a distance, the captain of Tokei Maru threw its cargo into the sea to make room for as many people as possible, in order to transfer them safe and sound to the port of Piraeus.

In Little Asia Tokei Maru’s strange journey is turned into a story of mystery and Japanese beauty.

Creative team

Director: Roubini Moschohoriti

Dramatic editing, assistant director:  Antonella Tsimpli  

Original score: Kostas Nikolopoulos

Motion Editing: Matina Kostiani

Sets, costumes: Giorgos Lyntzeris

Visual art consultant: Myrto Stamatelou

Lighting: Tasos Palaioroutas

Photography, trailer: Petros Makris

Poster: Xristina Xristofi

Performers: Eleni Stergiou, Konstantinos Elmatzioglou, Stefanos Papatrechas

Συμμετέχουν Senior High School students: Eleni Vampoula, Xristos Koliothomas, Lida Togia, Adigoni Flouraki