All the World’s a Stage
World Theatre Day was celebrated with the Conservatory’s All the World’s a Stage performance, combining acting, dance, and music with excerpts from classic and contemporary plays.
World Theatre Day on 27 March was celebrated with ceremonies and performances prepared by faculty and students of our Conservatory’s Performing Arts Acting Department. Opening the ceremony, Rector Prof. Dr. Ayşegül Komsuoğlu Çıtıpıtıoğlu emphasised the Conservatory’s importance in bringing together people from every field, including parents and students. The programme continued with “All the World’s a Stage,” directed by Conservatory Director Assistant Professor Önder Paker. Featuring dance choreographed by Lecturer Begüm Akova and songs directed by Music and Voice instructors Assistant Professor Elif Candaş Çevik and Lecturer Volkan Çelik, the performance presented excerpts from Shakespeare’s Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet, Chekhov’s The Seagull and The Cherry Orchard, and Paker’s A Forced Marriage Proposal. Narrated by Lecturer Serap Durmaz, the show was warmly received by the audience filling Associate Professor Cevdet Uysal Conference Hall.
