Theodoros Terzopoulos shook the Greek theatrical landscape in 1986 with his production of the Bacchae. His presentation was a radically groundbreaking initiative advocating the disengagement of tragedy from the scenic bonds of traditional interpretation and established prototypes. The concept of violence guides the viewer through the performances of the ATTIS theatre enabling him to decode Terzopoulos’ scenic idiom first presented in 1985 and revised ever since: PHYSICAL VIOLENCE and RITUAL VIOLENCE. (. . .)
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