TURKCELL PLATINUM STAGE

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

(Single act)

As the flow of time gradually unravels, the fine lines of memory fade; familiar faces become strangers; the boundaries of what is known disappear.

Reality and imagination, yesterday and today, dissolve and merge within the bond between father and daughter.

“Father” offers an experience that drifts between remembering and forgetting, inviting us to reconsider what it means to be human in the face of time.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

(Single act)

As the flow of time gradually unravels, the fine lines of memory fade; familiar faces become strangers; the boundaries of what is known disappear.

Reality and imagination, yesterday and today, dissolve and merge within the bond between father and daughter.

“Father” offers an experience that drifts between remembering and forgetting, inviting us to reconsider what it means to be human in the face of time.

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.

Ferhat Göçer presents Opia – “Love at First Sight” at the Turkcell Platinum Stage! The production is an impressive musical theatre performance that brings together both music and theatre on one stage. Inspired by the artist’s album “Opia”, the show conveys the magic of love at first sight through deep melodies, powerful lyrics, and compelling acting performances. Blending Ferhat Göçer’s music with theatrical storytelling, this special production offers audiences an emotional journey that questions the many dimensions of love and delivers a deeply moving experience.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

An English bourgeois family in an English living room furnished with English armchairs. An English evening. In the midst of collapse, Mr. and Mrs. Smith host Mr. and Mrs. Martin in what remains of their Englishness. But why is the Fire Chief sitting on Maid Mary’s stool when there is not even the slightest sign of a fire in the house? If they are somewhere around London, who is driving us mad—who? So alienating—what? If the Diva is actually bald, when will our reality arrive? And who benefits from sustaining this confusion? Let’s not try to understand it. Let’s leave everything as it is. (Or should we?) The Bald Soprano, written by Eugène Ionesco, blends abstraction and absurdism in a uniquely precise way. It is staged throughout the season at Zorlu PSM under the title The Bald Diva, isn’t it?

Duration: 75 minutes, single act

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

A girl growing up in the streets and apartment courtyards of a big city, at a time when concrete had not yet pierced the sky. Handan is the only daughter of a beautiful homemaker mother and a strict lawyer father. She grows up through times when both the streets and the home she shares with her parents feel equally unsettled, eventually finding her own path as a young woman. Her mind and heart are filled with voices: a distant melody, birds, the sound of train tracks, the rustling of a joyful gift being unwrapped, the voices of her mother, father, grandmother, and aunt… and then, sudden “crack” sounds echoing across different times and different houses. When we meet Handan as an adult woman, she has already drifted into a story stretching from her childhood to the present. The story of Handan and her mother Feri, who emerges from her memory, unfolds across a narrative spanning from the 1960s to today. Written by Murat Mahmutyazıcıoğlu, this multi-layered one-woman play brings together many intersecting lives. Directed by Hira Tekindor and performed by Zerrin Tekindor, it meets the audience as a powerful theatrical experience.

The event is performed in Turkish. It is not suitable for audiences who do not speak Turkish.

Onur Ünlü’s “Güneşin Oğlu” is being adapted for the stage! Considered one of the most distinctive films in Turkish cinema, “Güneşin Oğlu,” written and directed by Onur Ünlü, is brought to the stage as a Zorlu PSM production with a powerful cast of master actors and emerging talents. Adapting the darkly comic universe of the original film for theatre, “Güneşin Oğlu” meets theatre lovers in a brand-new form.

The play stars İbrahim Selim, Deniz Celiloğlu, İlayda Alişan, Beyti Engin, Ali Yoğurtcuoğlu, and Zeynep Kankonde, joined by Efekan Can, Sergen Özdemir, Ilgaz Kaya, and Selin Beliz Şahan. Having spent his entire life waiting for a miracle, Fikri Şemsigil finally experiences one and discovers that he is the “Son of the Sun.” Yet, contrary to his expectations, this miracle completely turns his life upside down. Fikri Bey’s spirit now moves in and out of the bodies of the people around him. Eventually, he realizes that in order to free himself from the miracle he once longed for, he must pursue the truth. Events spiral out of control. But what will happen to the beautiful young woman living in the apartment across the street? Directed jointly by Onur Ünlü and Nagihan Gürkan, the play features a unique stage language in which the actors create their own spaces on stage, maintaining a relentless pace from beginning to end. “Güneşin Oğlu” premieres on December 5 at the Zorlu PSM Turkcell Platinum Stage.

Single act / 90 minutes

Nino Katamadze will perform in Istanbul for the first time, with a single and special concert taking place on June 20 at Zorlu PSM. Known for consistently sold-out performances across Europe, the United States, and Australia, Nino Katamadze offers a rare live appearance that stands out as one of the most significant cultural events of the season for audiences who value authentic voice and high-level musicianship. Her music is an internationally recognized fusion of jazz, blues, rock, and world music, forming a distinctive artistic language on the global stage. With a single date and limited capacity, this concert promises an exclusive and unrepeatable experience.

Luka Šulić, known worldwide for his work with 2Cellos, is coming to Zorlu PSM as part of his new album tour “Life Tour”.

A virtuoso cellist, Luka Šulić stands out with a unique style that masterfully blends classical music with contemporary sound. Through both his solo career and his global success with 2Cellos, he has earned a distinctive place in the international music scene.

He has performed at some of the world’s most prestigious venues, including Wigmore Hall, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, and Vienna Musikverein, and has shared the stage with legendary artists such as Elton John in massive arena and stadium concerts reaching millions of listeners.

As a composer and arranger, Luka Šulić is also recognized for his rich orchestral textures and emotional depth, blending influences from Beethoven to modern pop production. His 2019 album “Vivaldi Four Seasons” reached No. 1 on the U.S. Classical Albums chart, further strengthening his international career.

With both technical mastery and emotional intensity, he offers a deeply immersive live experience that draws audiences into the heart of his music—making this concert an unmissable night.

The new-generation voice of classical music, LEVI.SCT, is coming to Türkiye for the first time!

LEVI.SCT (Levi Schechtmann) creates a unique live experience by blending the emotional depth of classical music with hip-hop and house rhythms.

The German pianist stands out among a new generation of artists transforming the traditional classical concert experience through genre-crossing performances. Performing under the stage name LEVI.SCT, he has reached millions with cinematic shows that combine virtuosity, rhythm, and emotion. With more than 1.7 million followers on Instagram, the artist further cemented his rising success by winning the “Contemporary Pianist of the Year” award at the 2025 Pianote Awards.

During his first world tour in 2026, LEVI.SCT delivered sold-out performances at renowned venues such as La Cigale and Union Chapel, while also appearing at prestigious halls including Elbphilharmonie and Flagey.

Now, he is preparing to meet Turkish audiences for the very first time. On November 28 at Zorlu PSM Turkcell Platinum Stage, experience classical masterpieces reinterpreted in a way you’ve never heard before.

In this special evening where classical virtuosity and modern rhythm come together, the piano becomes more than an instrument—it becomes an immersive experience. Don’t miss this concert presented by Piu Entertainment. Secure your tickets before they sell out!