Orphans: A Gripping Play of Family and Morality

A Night of Unsettling Truths

Experience Dennis Kelly's award-winning play, "Orphans," brought to life at the Satiriko Theatre in Nicosia. Directed by Neoklis Neokleous, this powerful production delves into the dark corners of human nature and the extreme measures people take to protect their own.

What to Expect:

The story unfolds during a seemingly ordinary dinner between Helen and Danny, which is violently interrupted by Liam, Helen's brother, who arrives covered in blood. What follows is a tense night that pushes the characters to their limits, revealing their deepest fears and the unsettling lengths they will go to for family.

This domestic drama masterfully transforms into a taut exploration of complicity and societal fractures. Through sharp dialogue and relentless pacing, the play confronts themes of fear, social violence, and the blurred lines of morality. It leaves the audience pondering the ultimate question: how far is too far, and at what cost?

Production Highlights:

• Starring: Vasilis Michail, Iliana Kakkoura, and Loukas Prokopious.
• Duration: 95 minutes without an interval.
• Age Recommendation: 16+
• Creative Team: Set & Costume Design by Lakis Genethllis, Music by Savvas Chrysostomou, Lighting Design by Vikentios Christianidis, and Translation by Marianna Kavkaridou.
• Sponsor: Deputy Ministry of Culture.