Friday, November 11
The irony of the streets with its sharp literature and bullet-like sentences; A Charles Bukowski adaptation: ”Street Philosophy”…
Sedat Demirsoy, the adapter and director of the one-man play, has successfully presented the shortest way to get to know Bukowski. Bukowski, played by Orçun Çıtır, is, on the one hand, a philosopher of women and the street, and on the other hand, an abusive, alcoholic, tramp of letters. What he writes is the expression of a non-hypocritical sense of morality that pushes your limits. Bukowski describes his relationship with the system as follows: “They say you have to fight for freedom. I know that. But I didn’t have to fight the Japanese, Italians, Germans or Russians for my freedom. I fought the Americans; the family institution, the schoolyard, the bosses, the street ladies, the friends, the system itself.”
We are waiting for you at Open Studio on Friday, November 18, at … to spend a pleasant, ecstatic evening with this dirty old man.