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EVENT HORIZON: The Death Of The Actor

Theatrical Play in three acts 

Event Horizon: The Death of the Actor is Christina I. Tzialla's first theatrical work. Written over a period of three years (2016–2019), it marks the beginning of her journey as a playwright.

The play unfolds as a game of roles, with all its characters belonging to the world of theatre and sharing the confined space of a hospital room. Within this setting, different personalities, experiences and perspectives on life converge, creating a dialogue on the complexity of human existence.

At its core, the play explores human nature and the constant search for fulfilment. Theatre becomes a realm of multiple identities and possibilities, reflecting humanity's enduring desire to experience more lives than one's own can contain.

The book's back cover features the following quotation by Richard Dawkins:

"We are all going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones. Most people are never going to die because they are never going to be born..."

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Author: Christina I. Tzialla

Publisher: KALLIERGON syn

ISBN: 978-618-87325-3-7

First Edition: 2020, Kalliergon

Second Edition: 2024, KALLIERGON syn

Format: 13,5 × 21 cm

Pages: 71

Literary Editing: Konstantinos Kosteas

Publication Editor: Vasiliki Kateri

Cover Illustration: Stella Atzemi

Book Design & Layout: jump2.gr

Printing & Binding: typecenterservice.com

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