JOB
The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.
“Power! For the first time in my life, I have—or I had—power that could make a difference…”
How do we root out evil from our lives? Where does this darkness come from, and how far does it spread?
They live among us. Waiting on the same subway carriage, sitting next to us in cinemas, a few cars ahead in traffic, or perhaps sipping drinks at the next table during dinner. Anything is possible—there are eight faces of the cube and a thousand forms of humanity. Are you ready to see every side of it?
Job follows Şirin, an employee at a major tech company who is suspended after a severe nervous breakdown. In order to return to work, she is forced to visit a therapist. With a gun in her bag and an unextinguishable fire in her heart, every moment inside that room becomes a matter of life and death.
While adapting and directing Max Wolf Friedlich’s play, Kerem Deren and Çisil Hazal Tenim confront us with the rawest and darkest layers of trauma, power dynamics, and the therapist–patient relationship.
The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.
“Power! For the first time in my life, I have—or I had—power that could make a difference…”
How do we root out evil from our lives? Where does this darkness come from, and how far does it spread?
They live among us. Waiting on the same subway carriage, sitting next to us in cinemas, a few cars ahead in traffic, or perhaps sipping drinks at the next table during dinner. Anything is possible—there are eight faces of the cube and a thousand forms of humanity. Are you ready to see every side of it?
Job follows Şirin, an employee at a major tech company who is suspended after a severe nervous breakdown. In order to return to work, she is forced to visit a therapist. With a gun in her bag and an unextinguishable fire in her heart, every moment inside that room becomes a matter of life and death.
While adapting and directing Max Wolf Friedlich’s play, Kerem Deren and Çisil Hazal Tenim confront us with the rawest and darkest layers of trauma, power dynamics, and the therapist–patient relationship.
Written by Max Wolf Friedlich Project Design & Directed by Kerem Deren, Çisil Hazal Tenim Translated by Kerem Deren, Çisil Hazal Tenim Cast: Leyla Tanlar, Sarp Akkaya Producer: Alara Hamamcıoğlu Bayraktar Set & Lighting Design: Kerem Çetinel Costume Design: Çisil Hazal Tenim Music & Sound Design: Ömer Sarıgedik Assistant Director: Zeynep Sevi Yılmaz Video Design: Ozan Yoleri Photography: Ayşegül Karacan Poster Design: Ezgi Ulusoy Set Design Assistant: Asya Başkan Costume Supervisor: Atakan Güre Production Assistant: Sezin Mutlu Assistant Directors: Hüseyin Cem Uz, Yusuf Çendik, Enes Sekizsu Production Manager: Ataberk Öğe Production: SATSUMA Executive Production: Lemur Company
Doors open at 20:00, and the event starts at 20:30.
Doors open at 20:00, and the event starts at 20:30.
The event is suitable for participants aged 18 and over. Audience members under the age of 18 are not permitted to attend the event.
Since food and beverages are sold in Zorlu PSM areas, it is forbidden to bring food and beverages into the event venue from outside.
It is forbidden to bring cameras and cameras into the event venue.
Smoking is strictly forbidden in the indoor areas of Zorlu PSM. Those who do not comply with this rule will be removed from the event area without warning and tickets will not be refunded.
Everyone who enters the event area is subject to a ticket with no upper and lower age limit.
The responsibility of the items not left in the cloakroom belongs to the owner.
Suitcases and large backpacks are not allowed in the event hall.
Zorlu PSM reserves the right to change the conditions of discounted ticket purchase.
Zorlu PSM reserves the right to change the venue and time of the event.
Student tickets are limited to capacity and valid with a student ID. Student ID must be presented to the staff on the day of the event.
Zorlu PSM reserves the right to refuse admission to the event venue by refunding the ticket fee.
Due to the density that may occur at Zorlu Center before the event time, it is recommended that our guests arriving with their own vehicles enter the area at least 1 hour before the event time in order not to waste time in the parking lot and valet. Thank you for your understanding.
During the event, light effects and visuals that may not be suitable for epilepsy patients are used.
Event wristbands must be worn at all times. Do not remove your wristband under any circumstances during the event. Do not lose your ticket.
A ticket, together with the wristband to be worn at the ticket cutting, entitles the holder to enter the event area between the hours determined by the organizer. Loss of the ticket and/or wristband, or any removal of the wristband from the wrist in any way will result in loss of the right of entry. Zorlu PSM or the organizer is not responsible for the loss of the ticket and/or wristband.
During the event, please keep your cell phones away from the lights and laser show lights.
