
After two 'exhaustingly' sold-out seasons and multiple theater awards, the 'production of the year', hailed by 140,000 spectators in Athens and Thessaloniki, toured selected cities across Greece. Dario Fo, drawing on real events, wrote a farcical and denunciatory satire on violence, the arbitrariness of power, and a deliberately 'blind' Justice, inspired by the killing of anarchist railway worker Giuseppe Pinelli by the Italian police.

By Dario Fo
After two 'exhaustingly' sold-out seasons and multiple theater awards, the 'production of the year', hailed by 140,000 spectators in Athens and Thessaloniki, toured selected cities across Greece. Dario Fo, drawing on real events, wrote a farcical and denunciatory satire on violence, the arbitrariness of power, and a deliberately 'blind' Justice, inspired by the killing of anarchist railway worker Giuseppe Pinelli by the Italian police.