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Hosted by Ezo Sunal, are you ready to laugh and have fun with a group of incredibly talented kids? Güldüy Güldüy Çocuk invites you to an unforgettable show filled with brand-new sketches and nonstop laughter!
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 60 minutes
Director: Tuğçe Soysop
Age Limit: 4+
Cast:
Ezo Sunal, Ahmet Çınar Turhan, Ahsen Türkyılmaz, Ali Aras Karaaslan, Ali Ediz Kırca, Alya Polat, Azra Hiranur Ayaz, Buray Ege Ceylan, Çınar Yener, Duru Mualla Sargut, Eymen Asaf Yalçın, Güneş Kıran, Kuzey Ayvat, Liya Angun, Mina Güloğlu, Rüzgar Eser Düzenli, Rüzgar Yağız Özgül, Tanem Doğan, Umut Toprak Ataoğlu, Zeynep Ebrar Karaca.

Hosted by Ezo Sunal, are you ready to laugh and have fun with a group of incredibly talented kids?

Güldüy Güldüy Çocuk

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Duration: 70 minutes (One Act)
A funny candlestick, a punctual clock, a meticulous teapot,
dancing plates, forks, spoons, napkins… they’re all part of this magical story!
In this musical where all songs are performed live, a spoiled and unhappy prince lives in a grand castle, unaware of the true value of love. In order to find happiness, he must learn what love really means. One day, Belle arrives at the castle, seeking help — and everything begins to change.
This story teaches us not to judge others and reminds us that true beauty lies within. It tells a heartfelt tale of how powerful love can be, and how far one is willing to go for the people they care about.
Adapted & Directed by: Murat Altınok
Costume & Set Design: Maskara by Altınok
Cast: Murat Altınok, Ece Güner, Metehan Dönmez, Yunus Emre Alkın, Almina Pilancıoğlu, Hatice İrkin, İrem İner, Pelinsu Çileli

A funny candlestick, a punctual clock, a meticulous teapot, dancing plates, forks, spoons, napkins… they’re all part of this magical story!

Güzel ve Çirkin

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To some, he was a madman who pushed the limits of reason; to others, a saint of the tavern. With his “ney” that carried the breath of his restless soul and his “mey” without which he could not live, he was a wanderer on the inner path of nothingness — the King of Nothingness: Neyzen Tevfik.

With his flute in hand and sharp words on his tongue, he rebelled against injustice, bigotry, and oppression. A poet, musician, and master of satire who defied social norms and lived without boundaries — from the Bektaşi lodge to the mental asylum, this is his journey through nothingness.

The play tells the story of Neyzen — the man said to have drunk as much rakı as the Marmara Sea — wandering between worlds, sometimes mad, sometimes enlightened; a heart as his only lodge, living on the fine line between sage and lunatic. Through anecdotes, satires, and poems, the play dives into the depths of this sharp-tongued, drunken philosopher’s soul, tracing his path from nothing to everything.

Written by: Uğraş Güneş
Directed by: Can Yücel
Performed by: Uğur Yücel
Set, Lighting, and Music: Cem Yılmazer
Costumes: Gönül Paksoy
Assistant Director: Zeynep Sevi Yılmaz
Production Coordinator: Ayşegül Beyazdağ
Production Manager: Nilay Kulakçeken
Stage Manager: Cengiz Kurumlu
Assistant Stage Managers: Mehmet Ali Tuncer, Ömer Uslu
Poster Photography: Kerem Sanlıman
Poster Design: Tibet Sanlıman
Graphic Design: İrem Karabağ, Ozan Karabağ
Producer: BKM
Executive Producer: Duygu Bayram


To some, he was a madman who pushed the limits of reason; to others, a saint of the tavern.

Uğur Yücel - Neyzen Tevfik "Hiç" 

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Now let us ask you a question…
Would you rather be a lonely, unhappy little king with no one to play with — or a clown who spreads joy and shares happiness with others?
In this story, a cruel circus owner underpays the clown who works for him. One day, when the clown faints from hunger during a performance, the ringmaster fires him. As if that weren’t enough, he also throws away the clown’s red nose. And without his nose, one cannot truly be a clown… So our hero sets off on a journey to find it, beginning an adventure full of surprises and heart.
Act: One Act
Duration: 60 minutes
Age Group: 3+
Written by: Nilbanu Engindeniz
Directed by: Birol Engeler
Music: Tuğrul Onur Avdan
Set Design: Atölye Fi
Costume Design: Maskara by Altınok
Choreography: Oğuzhan Oğuz & Dilara Süer
Assistant Director: Murat Akçay
Poster Design: Hande Dilek Akçam
Artistic Director: Suha Uygur
Producer: Filiz Uygur
Cast:
Burak Yanaşık (Komik)
Deniz Değirmenci & Deniz Özgür (Komik’s Assistant)
Ezgi Ketenoğlu (Yaki)
Haluk Deniz Aydın (Clown)
Uğur Barış Taşdemir (Ringmaster & Child King)


Would you rather be a lonely, unhappy little king with no one to play with — or a clown who spreads joy and shares happiness with others?

Burnunu Kaybeden Palyaço

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As the flow of time begins to unravel, the fine lines of memory fade; familiar faces grow distant; the borders of what is known dissolve.
Reality and imagination, past and present, merge within the bond between father and daughter.

“The Father” offers an experience that drifts between remembering and forgetting, prompting us to reflect once again on what it means to be human in the face of time.

Starring Haluk Bilginer and Zeynep Özlem Dinsel, “The Father” will be performed at Maximum Uniq Hall on November 14.

Age: 12+
Single Act
Original Title: Le Père

Written by: Florian Zeller
Translated by: Ezgi Coşkun
Directed by: Muharrem Özcan
Set Design: Kerem Çetinel
Costume Design: Makbule Mercan
Movement Design: Gizem Erdem
Music: Tolga Çebi
Lighting Design: Emir Tatlı

Cast
Erdil: Haluk Bilginer
Azra: Özlem Zeynep Dinsel
Kaya: Faruk Barman
Woman: Ezgi Coşkun
Defne: Mine Nur Şen
Man: Ufuk Tevge
Ensemble: Ceren Şık
Ensemble: Ezgi Metin
Ensemble: Arkan Mert Atakan
Ensemble: Berkay Tüfekçi
Ensemble: Armanç Toktaş


As the flow of time begins to unravel, the fine lines of memory fade; familiar faces grow distant; the borders of what is known dissolve.

Baba

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Age Limit: 3+
Duration: 80 min / 2 Acts
Alice has grown tired of the tea parties frequently held in her garden and the guests who attend them. To her, everything feels dull and monotonous. She dreams of a colorful and fantastical world where impossible things always come true.
One day, during yet another tea party, she follows a white rabbit and suddenly finds herself in Wonderland. In her battle against the evil Red Queen, she is joined by many fantastic characters — a talking cat, a mad hatter, a march hare, a sword-wielding mouse, the white rabbit, and more.
In Wonderland, Alice encounters unbelievable events, unsolvable riddles, and nonsensical wordplays. Everything she experiences turns out to be nothing more than a dream.
The play awaits its little audience members at Maximum Uniq Box.
Cast: Murat Altınok, İlayda Yenişafak, Yunus Emre Alkın, Hatice İrkin, Metehan Dönmez, Hazal Büşra Güneş, İrem İner, Zeynep Yağmur Uzşen, Duru Bıyıklı
Genre: Musical Children’s Play
Adapted & Directed by: Murat Altınok
Costumes: MASKARA by Altınok
Set Design: MASKARA by Altınok


Alice has grown tired of the tea parties frequently held in her garden and the guests who attend them. 