A theater feast for art lovers in February

The plays, which will take place at the City Theater Uğur Mumcu Hall, aim to bring audiences of all ages together with theater. The Manisa Metropolitan Municipality City Theater offers an entertainment-filled program for little art lovers in February. While children will have a pleasant time with the play titled “Mr. Paw's Kitchen” on February 1, they will step into the magical world of dreams with “A Midsummer Night's Dream”, which will be staged on February 7, 14, and 21. In addition, children will both have fun and learn new things with the play “School of Clowns” on February 8, 15, and 21.

AN EMOTIONAL PLAY FOR ADULTS

The play “A Little More Chocolate”, which will be staged on February 28, will offer an unforgettable experience to adult audiences with its story that touches on deep emotions about life. The performances of Kubilay Penbeklioğlu and Emel Adıyaman will take the audience on an emotional journey.

“THERE IS GREAT INTEREST IN THE PLAYS”

Metropolitan Municipality City Theater General Art Director Kubilay Penbeklioğlu stated that there has been great interest in the plays they have been staging since October, saying, “Our tickets sell out as soon as they go on sale, and this makes us very happy. We have an ever-expanding range of plays, including A Midsummer Night's Dream and A Little More Chocolate for adults, and Mr. Paw's Kitchen for children. Next up, our play for children titled School of Clowns will open its curtains in February. The rehearsal process for our play titled Playing House, which we will premiere in March for our adult audience, is ongoing. We are having a pleasant, art-filled season with our ever-expanding range of plays and our audiences filling the hall. I would like to thank our Metropolitan Mayor, Architect Ferdi Zeyrek, for his contributions and endless support. We said at the beginning of the season that this is just the trailer, keep watching us” he said.

Manisa Metropolitan Municipality will continue to bring culture and art to the public with these events organized with Mayor Architect Ferdi Zeyrek's vision of making Manisa a city of culture and art.