"IF YOU WANT TO BREAK UP..RAISE YOUR HAND" IS COMING BACK AGAIN!!!

The first play by Giorgos Kapoutzidis, which received rave reviews and won the love of the world from the very first performance that took place in Greece, is coming to Zurich for the first time, uniquely highlighting the concerns and social issues that only Giorgos Kapoutzidis knows to touch so aptly.

A social comedy written by Giorgos Kapoutzidis and directed by Vivetta Lainiotis, is the second production of the Greek-speaking Theater School EPI SKINIS, presented this March at the COMEDY HAUS Theater in Zurich!

In Greek with German & English subtitles

A few words about the project

Kiki's marriage suddenly falls apart when she discovers that her husband has been cheating on her continuously. Natasha's wedding, planned for the next day, is postponed due to doubt. An ex-lover shows up, an unconfessed twenty-year passion is revealed, romantic messages are sent over the Internet... and a house floods. A group of thirty-somethings are faced with the complexities and pitfalls of relationships, the fear of commitment, the hopes and frustrations of life, all at a transitional age when the need for love collides with the need for commitment and security . "Who wants to divorce raise his hand" is a hilarious comedy about human relationships, which, however difficult, the author manages to highlight through their comic dimension.

The rest of the storytelling...on EPI SKINIS…

Actors: Christos Argyris, Konstantinos Verigos, Vivetta Lainioti, Thania Belba, Zafeiris Pantelis, Eleni Rodopoulou, Aggelos Tsitsas and Sylvia Psycha- Senn

Cast & Creatives:

TEXT: Giorgos Kapoutzidis

DIRECTOR: Vivetta Lainiotis

GERMAN TRANSLATION: Yannis Kalifatidis

ENGLISH TRANSLATION: George Eleftheriou

STAGE DESIGN: Stelios Kotidis

COSTUMES: Team Epi Skinis

LIGHTS DESIGN: Ioannis Theodorakopoulos- Panagiotis Rodopoulos

SOUND: Giorgos Texnitis

MUSIC EDITOR: Vivetta Lainioti

PHOTOS: Eleni Rodopoulou

SUPERTITLE HANDLING: Vaso Magoula

POSTER DESIGN: Dora Kyriakou

PHOTOS: Eleni Rodopoulou