Admission is free.
It's a fun night out in an extraordinary social setting with its language, music, songs, people and vibrancy. It is the tale of a grocery shop owner and her struggle for survival against a supermarket chain in Istanbul. The play will be performed in Turkish, although there will be a detailed synopsis including translations of all the songs and scenes for non-Turkish speaking viewers. Regardless of the language, the play is a unique opportunity for anyone interested in theater, Elmalioglu said. The drama club hopes to offer a unique perspective into different aspects of Turkish culture, Elmalioglu said.