Greece: “Everything on stage will be captured though Amanda’s eyes”
Fokas Evangelinos, the Greek stage director for this year’s delegation, has spoken to “Στουντιο 4“, a greek show in ERT, about Amanda and her perfomance in Turin.
Just a day before the Greek delegation leaves for Turin, the Greek choreographer and director, talked about his cooperation with Amanda and her show in the stage of PalaOlimpico.
The last rehearsals were done today:
Today was our last rehearsal at ERT. It was the final one, with sound and everything and we are ready.
What are your feeling about Amanda and “Die Together”:
I have fell in love with this song. I got crazy both with “Die Together” and Amanda herself. I love the pauses and the empty sound of the song. It is a very powerfull element in the track. Amanda is exotic, she may look very serious but she has a great sense of humor. We had a wonderful cooperation.
How will “Die Together” come to life on stage?
It will be a simple perfomance. Amanda will be alone on stage. Everything will be captured though her eyes. There are three things that I want to highlight in the perfomance: Absence, Wear and the Sadness of a breakup. It is a very beautiful and lovely staging. There is of course an artistic intervention in the perfomance. We will se everything that’s going on though her eyes. The backdrop is designed in a way that it won’t overcome Amanda or the emotion of the song. Everything is connected in a way that the viewer will focus on her and not on the props or the lightning etc
How is the outfit that Celia Kritharioti designed for Amanda?
The outfit is wonderful. It’s made by a doric material. It’s beautiful and airy.
He has also mentioned his favorites perfomances he has directed and he has mentioned: Greece 2005, Azerbaijan 2013 and Russia 2016 and 2019.
Greece will perform 15th in the first semifinal with the song “Die Together”.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv7PcRKXZDg
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