
Dimitris Tarlow directs Aglaia Pappa and Dimitris Bitos in one of the most iconic works of the Theatre of the Absurd, Samuel Beckett's Happy Days, a project that explores human endurance and pays tribute to the great actress Christina Tsigou, a close friend of Beckett's and inseparably linked to the role of Winnie. The heroine at the center of the play is buried up to her waist in arid, desolate ground. Despite this, Winnie remains optimistic, clinging to her daily routines and beloved objects, treating routine as a means of survival.

Dimitris Tarlow directs Aglaia Pappa and Dimitris Bitos in one of the most iconic works of the Theatre of the Absurd, Samuel Beckett's Happy Days, a project that explores human endurance and pays tribute to the great actress Christina Tsigou, a close friend of Beckett's and inseparably linked to the role of Winnie. The heroine at the center of the play is buried up to her waist in arid, desolate ground. Despite this, Winnie remains optimistic, clinging to her daily routines and beloved objects, treating routine as a means of survival.