Set in the vibrant city of Athens in the year 2022, the story revolves
around best friends named Hara and Paraskevi. They are polar opposites
- Paraskevi is always finding a way to test the boundaries of the
loyal and steadfast Hara, involving her in all sorts of trouble.
Paraskevi is a true hustler navigating life’s challenges in Athens,
Greece. Hara lives life on the straight and narrow, seeking a life of
simplicity and structure. A series of events, including a lost love,
an unexpected prophecy from a fortune teller, and a chance encounter
with an ex-lover, propel Hara into a life directed by Paraskevi. The
fortune teller promises both wealth and love, but the question
remains: what sacrifices must be made to turn these dreams into
reality?
Paraskevi's hustle will create consequences
for both, but the financial benefits are too good to pass up. The
deviation from that straight and narrow life path for Hara proves to
be exciting as she is finally the "star" of the best friend
duo. As events unfold, love knocks on the door again for Hara. Will
she choose to do the right thing and give love a chance, or will she
be caught and exposed?
This captivating romantic comedy
weaves together the threads of the past and future, affection and
betrayal, deception and honesty. Set against the backdrop of modern
Greece, immerse yourself in the cherished locales and melodies that
evoke fond memories, all while exploring the intricate dynamics of the
friendships that enrich our lives. Prepare to be entertained by our
lively duo, who will not only "read" your future but also
offer you - what else? - a “double" Greek coffee.
Produce by Ten Tone Productions
Written and
Directed by George Scandalis
For 10 performances only, from
November 16th toNovember 26th, 2023. Location: Alumnae Theatre, 70 Berkeley St.
In
order of appearance: Stella Mastrogiannakou, Deme Delis, Christos
Mallatsi, Irene Bithas, Peter Athanasopoulos, Gerasimos Pagoulatos,
Rania Bampasi, Barbara Lambrou, Katerina Tsekareas, Georgios Dafos,
Dimitrios Tsouchlakis, Denise Georgiou-Newell, Niki Botteas &
Christina Houtris.
Brought to you in part by the Hellenic
Heritage Foundation.
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