Sihirli Gemi — Best Children’s Play
Sihirli Gemi, written by Ezgi Deniz Giannoulis and directed by Sertaç Aydın, was recognised in the Best Children’s Play category at the 11th International Yeni Tiyatro Magazine Labour and Achievement Awards.
Selected coverage, awards, video and production ephemera from my work as a playwright, dramaturg and theatre scholar.
Historical materials may credit me as Ezgi Deniz Alpan, the professional name I used at the time. They are preserved here as archival records; current site credits use Ezgi Deniz Giannoulis.
Selected awards and international recognition connected to my writing and theatre work.
Sihirli Gemi, written by Ezgi Deniz Giannoulis and directed by Sertaç Aydın, was recognised in the Best Children’s Play category at the 11th International Yeni Tiyatro Magazine Labour and Achievement Awards.
The play was included in EURODRAM’s 2024 Turkish-language selection of original texts recommended for translation.
Honourable mention in Başakşehir Municipality’s 2nd Short Playwriting Competition, which received 372 texts from 42 provinces.
Selected reporting and cultural coverage. Repeated reports of the same event are grouped together rather than shown as separate entries.
Coverage of the publication of my book on the history and changing landscape of theatre criticism in Turkey.
Coverage of the awards received by Bodrum Municipality City Theatre, including the Best Children’s Play recognition for Sihirli Gemi.
Coverage of the Atatürk University production of Haldun Taner’s play, with dramaturgy by Ezgi Deniz Giannoulis.
A press record connected to a public conversation on theatre criticism and dramaturgy.
BirGün’s full awards list includes Ezgi Deniz Alpan and Sertaç Aydın for Sihirli Gemi in the Best Children’s Play category.
Broadcast and promotional material connected to Sihirli Gemi. Videos play directly on the site.
Television coverage featuring the production and an interview with Ezgi Deniz Giannoulis.
A short promotional video recorded at Bodrum City Theatre.
Selected production ephemera. Click any poster to view it at a larger size.
This archive will keep growing as more traces, recordings and documents are digitised.
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