Human exploitation, the state of migrants, the sexist treatment of women, economic inequality, and power relations are issues addressed in the play Unshaven Chins, making it more contemporary and relevant than ever.
It depicts trapped men who emotionally bare themselves in front of the object of their desire, becoming perpetrators of a woman yet also victims of their own masculinity.
This award-winning play by Giannis Tsirou was honored in 2004 with the A' State Award for Best Debut Playwright by the Ministry of Culture. It is presented for the second time, fifteen years after its first performance and over twenty years since its writing.
Through humor and intense suspense, we observe "real" and familiar characters, with their weaknesses, guilt, charm, absurdity, tenderness, as well as their harshness.
