As a result of a 4 month reading of the text

“Close relationships on gender sexuality and space”

by George Marnelakis, 

the “group of Wednesday meetings” promoted a two day 

presentation

of our work through performance and lectures.

 The presentation included visual works of guest artists. 


This took place in Empros Theater in february 2015 


The book of Judith Butler on Antigone escorted my

personal insight on the discussion, resulting in a


 10 minute performance

 by actors Agelina Gerostathiand Dimitri Samir.  





The performance challenged the transformation from the self 

to the roles of Antigone and Kreon, 

to finally end up with a reversion of the roles questioning

matters of authorityin gender, politics and ethics.  

This transvertion gave an insight to the personality 

of the acted persona diverting into the self and the other self, 

equilibrating the opponent with the self..  

A text widely discussed by philosophers and modern thinkers 

examines the clashing of ideas in the dipole 

man- woman, ethical law- state law, morality – politics 

resulting in a crushing with the characters

impersonating their opponent. 

The performance took into account the space of the theater, 

bringing the argument in the now of the present, 

aiming to circulate the audience and raise the question of 

personalization of the actor to the self and impose 

a greater question of what is ethics in an argument 

where both is right, especially by the Anuil reading.