The legend of the Grand Inquisitor is a chapter from Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov," a timeless meditation on power and freedom, presented as a poem told by Ivan to his younger, devout brother Alyosha. The story recounts Christ's return to earth, in 15th-century Seville, where the Grand Inquisitor arrests him and visits him at night in his cell, arguing that what Christ brought to Earth cannot be fulfilled.
CAST
CREW
Aris AlexandrouTranslation
Matina MoschoviText Editing
Kostis SavvidakisAssistant Directors
Anny ZervouAssistant Directors
Kleopatra SarliPhotography
studio 19 - Kostas BokosSound Editing
DUKE productionsProduction
"theatro SYN KATI - art ensemble"Co-production
The Grand Inquisitor
By Fyodor Dostoevsky (from "The Brothers Karamazov")
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The legend of the Grand Inquisitor is a chapter from Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov," a timeless meditation on power and freedom, presented as a poem told by Ivan to his younger, devout brother Alyosha. The story recounts Christ's return to earth, in 15th-century Seville, where the Grand Inquisitor arrests him and visits him at night in his cell, arguing that what Christ brought to Earth cannot be fulfilled.
CAST
CREW
Aris AlexandrouTranslation
Matina MoschoviText Editing
Kostis SavvidakisAssistant Directors
Anny ZervouAssistant Directors
Kleopatra SarliPhotography
studio 19 - Kostas BokosSound Editing
DUKE productionsProduction
"theatro SYN KATI - art ensemble"Co-production