This tragedy intertwines the myths of Thebes with the personal tale of Antiope, aiming to capture the essence of ancient Greek theatre, by exploring the complex interplay between human suffering and divine intervention. The play explores themes of justice, vengeance, identity, and the transformative power of art, inviting audiences to reflect on human suffering and on the quest for redemption —amidst divine intervention and mortal frailty. By presenting this timeles...

"The Veils of the Seven Skies" was born from a personal need to reconstruct the experience of Tragedy –not as narrative, but as passage. In a time where theatre often becomes commentary or spectacle, I longed to return to its ritual core: a place where sound, word and silence become thresholds. The work seeks to revive the Sacred in performance –not through religion, but through the metaphysical weight of form, repetition and gesture. It is a response to the fragmentatio...

"The Veils of the Seven Skies" was born from a personal need to reconstruct the experience of Tragedy –not as narrative, but as passage. In a time where theatre often becomes commentary or spectacle, I longed to return to its ritual core: a place where sound, word and silence become thresholds. The work seeks to revive the Sacred in performance –not through religion, but through the metaphysical weight of form, repetition and gesture. It is a response to the fragmentatio...

"Morgana - A Tragedy in Five Acts" represents my most recent contribution to the ongoing artistic dialogue between classical dramatic traditions and contemporary thematic concerns. Written in Shakespearean blank verse but structurally and philosophically aligned with Attic tragedy, this dramatic work reimagines the Arthurian legend through the perspective of Morgana, traditionally cast as antagonist but here revealed as a complex protagonist caught between competing worldviews.