Odyssey - Litras, Andreas; Bolton, John
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Co-written with John Bolton, Odyssey weaves the story of Andreas Litras' migrant family through the legend of Odysseus, hero of Homer's classic text The Odyssey. Using Odysseus' long journey home to counterpoint the modern migrant experience Odyssey explores narratives of dislocation and identity. Journeys and characters cross paths as the performance moves between past and present, Greece and Australia, memory and imagination. Odyssey is a celebration of what it means to find home.
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Co-written with John Bolton, Odyssey weaves the story of Andreas Litras' migrant family through the legend of Odysseus, hero of Homer's classic text The Odyssey. Using Odysseus' long journey home to counterpoint the modern migrant experience Odyssey explores narratives of dislocation and identity. Journeys and characters cross paths as the performance moves between past and present, Greece and Australia, memory and imagination. Odyssey is a celebration of what it means to find home.
Odyssey interweaves three narratives: Homer's Odyssey is the template for Litras' parents' migration to Australia; and the performer's search for a sense of identity and belonging as the son of Greek immigrants.
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Autorenporträt
ANDREAS LITRAS is a graduate of the John Bolton Theatre School (1992). Since graduating, he has worked as an actor with various theatre companies including Woolly Jumpers (Victoria), Melbourne Workers' Theatre (Victoria), Theatre at Large (New Zealand), Salamanca Theatre Company (Tasmania), Zootango Theatre Company (Tasmania), Terrapin Puppet Company (Tasmania) and Theatre Alfresco (Tasmania). He has worked as both teacher and director and has several writing credits to his name including the co-adaption of the Roald Dahl children's classic The BFG for Terrapin Puppet Company. Together with Brianne Cuthbert, he co-founded Anthos Theatre in 1998.