3 and a Half delves into the coexistence of three women. It follows closely the dynamics between them that develop in vacuum; in a field where all kinds of references to the outside world have been removed, thus allowing us to focus on the ever-changing relations of the heroines and on the bonds that confine them while uniting them. The three of them incarnate and continually expand a set of rules and traditions; the half of their existence. The half that covers up soothingly all that is missing, while ensuring that the incompleteness is perpetuated. At the opposite pole stands the impulse for independence and differentiation. When moving in-between these territories the heroines seek the possibility and form of a novel kind of interaction and a different course (shared as well as personal). The dance of this triad constitutes an art of narration of their history and of their shared present.

The crux of the choreography lies in the opposition between the desire to escape an enclosed reality and the trials of a genuine release. In 3 and a Halfthe three females are three opaque figures, strangers to us and probably to themselves. We don’t get to know them, but we observe them as they proceed ut consecutivum.

Choreography: Nikolas Chatzivasileiadis
Music: Leda Doumouliaka
Dramaturgy: Aspasia-Maria Alexiou
Set - Costume Design: Elli Papadakis
Lighting Design: Ksenia Kontomanoli
Photos: Dimitris Mamaloukos
Trailer: Marina Skoutela
Graphics: Vallia Mikromastora
Co-creators: Ioulia Zacharaki, Iro Konti, Christina Skoutela
Performers: Ioulia Zacharaki, Iro Konti, Natalia Baka