Caligula - All His Games 2

CALIGULA: […] Who dares to judge you in this world without a judge, where no one is innocent! Emperor Caligula, one of the most brutal tyrants that history has witnessed, who is known for infamous tyranny, cruelty and madness, walks towards the disaster and absolute victory of his people in Camus's scene, in pursuit of the impossible, the desire to possess the moon in the sky.

Albert Camus, in Caligula, which he finalized in 1944, describes the young Roman emperor, who began to question happiness, freedom, power and moral values after the death of the woman he loved, in order to "steal the sky into the sea, bring the ugly into the beautiful, turn sorrow into joy", and bring into existence what was gone. He brings his test to the stage with unlimited power. Although Emperor Caligula is the sole owner of everything, he will not be satisfied with what is available in this world where people die and are not happy, and in order to achieve the impossible, he will turn his empire into a dungeon of fear and cruelty. Caligula, who denies all moral values and laws, will not give up the path of reason and unscrupulousness until his last breath, at the expense of being labeled as insane, and for this reason he will lead both himself, his loved ones and the entire Roman people to destruction.
All the plays of Albert Camus are on Can Yayınları.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 136

Year of Printing: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Yayınları

Number of Pages: 136

First Print Year: 2015

Language Turkish