Highlights
- Immerse yourself in the life of Socrates with a ticket to a play
- Experience the philosopher's journey through love, conflict, and truth
- Witness the trial and death of Socrates as a culmination of his journey
- Enjoy a blend of ancient Greek tragedy, music, and philosophical dialogue
- Reflect on the tension between the individual and the city
Description
Watch a dramatic composition inspired by the structure and ethos of ancient Greek tragedy. Explore the life of Socrates and his relationship with his wife, Xanthippe, which carries both comic and tragic elements.
See encounters with his students through philosophical dialogues and scenes of domestic life. At a symposium, he meets Diotima, and their dialogue on the nature of love unfolds.
Witness the climax of the play, which centers on his trial, imprisonment, and defense. See the end of Socrates’ life as he drinks the hemlock.
The Chorus, along with music and songs performed using ancient Greek instruments, functions as a fundamental element of tradition. It comments, reflects, and accompanies the action, serving as the voice of conscience as well as of the City.
Includes
Dramatic play about the life of Socrates
Exploration of Socrates' relationship with his wife Xanthippe
Philosophical dialogues with students
Encounter with Diotima on the nature of love
Climax focusing on Socrates' trial, imprisonment, and defense
Chorus with music and songs using ancient Greek instruments
Important Information
- The play is inspired by ancient Greek tragedy
The Chorus serves as the voice of conscience and the City
The production invites the audience to participate and reflect
Socrates' life is portrayed as a journey of truth and integrity
Easy cancellation
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