Mario Banushi

MAMI

Conceived by Mario Banushi

10 Oct, 7.30pm
11 Oct, 1.30pm & 6.30pm

Samuel Beckett Theatre

€35

Irish Premiere

Country: Greece/Albania

Language: Wordless performance

Duration: 60 mins, no interval

Talking Theatre: Talking Theatre 11 Oct, 1.30pm, post-show. With Mario Banushi

The images you will see and the feelings they evoke will live in your memory for a long time. This is a beautiful, breathtaking show.

MAMI, a hymn for all the women who raised us. Creator of a stage language all his own, the 26-year-old Albanian-born Mario Banushi is already touring the world with his first plays and is hailed internationally as the wunderkind of Greek theatre. In Banushi’s personal mythology, the almost homonymous words “mami” and “mam” become identical. Mami, as in mother. Mam, as in food. The stage becomes a landscape of memory. As eerie as it is familiar. The performers, immersed in silence, create moments of profound emotion and urge us to recognise and confront our own memories, our own relationships, and the emotional legacy we carry.

Audio described performance
Touch tour

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