Mi Minör
| Mi Minör | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Meltem Arikan |
| Characters | The Pianist, The President |
| Date premiered | 1 December 2012 |
| Place premiered | Istanbul |
| Original language | Turkish |
| Subject | democracy |
| Setting | fictional country of Pinima |
Mi Minör is a Turkish play which premiered in 2012, said to be inspired by the
Ustream, and via its own smart phone app.[3]
During the June
2013 protests in Turkey (which director Alabora vocally supported and which depended on social media), the newspaper Yeni Şafak claimed on its front page that the play was a rehearsal for an attempt to topple the government.[1]
References
- ^ Hurriyet Daily News, 10 June 2013, Turkish actor threatened over his Gezi Park support
- ^ a b liberte-info.net, 19 November 2012, Meltem Arikan, Memet Ali Alabora, Pinar Ogun – "We want the audience to see that the decisions they make are effective more than they assume. We call them to realise that there are no rescuers and it is time for each one of us to take our own responsibility."
- ^ Skip Conover, 16 February 2013, #MiMinor Revolutionizes Theatre