JUNE 8, 7:00 p.m
Location: Great Hall
🎭 Hungarian State Theater Cluj-Napoca

stage adaptation by Ágnes Kali and Botond Nagy after Sophocles' tragedy

Duration of the show: 1 hour 10 minutes
Age limit: +12

directed by: Botond Nagy
dramaturgy: Agnes Kali 
scenography: Dragos Buhagiar
lighting design: Botond Nagy
original music and sound design: Claudio Urse
assistant director: Helga David

Distribution:
Electra: Csilla Albert
Clytemnestra: Enikő Györgyjakab
Aegisthus: Lóránd Váta
Orestes: Tamás Kiss
Orestes' Teacher: Robert Kardos M.
Chrysotemis: Eszter Roman

I was preparing a concert.
Electra is the guitar string we've all plucked in our lives.
Electra is the voice often absorbed by our inner being.
Electra is our repressed will, our helpless gaze from the tram towards a green park.
Electra is our own powerlessness mantra.
Electra is the light that shines through the windows of churches at certain hours, flooded with some flower fragrance.
Electra is the crossing of a railway that you are afraid to cross with headphones in your ears.
Electra is the sound of knocking on the next door, only for the door to be opened by your own destiny, not knowing if you'll be let in.
Electra is the meditation app you subscribed to but never opened.
Electra is your warm bed, next to which you learned to pray with your grandmother.
Electra is the wind hitting your motorcycle helmet on a highway passing a canola field.
Electra is the stillness after which a glance begins to hum softly.