Migrants play out their stories at the National Theater

When Bakkar Hussein Albakar from Syria, Irfan Muhammad Arif from Pakistan and Barkat Hosseini from Afghanistan first arrived in Greece just shy of a decade years ago, they could hardly have imagined that one day they would be walking the boards of the Greek National Theater. The three men are currently performing in “Homelands,” a play written by Michalis Reppas and Thanasis Papathanasiou -- popular stage and film writers best known for their comedies -- on the subject of immigration.
(06.03.2012) Kathimerini English Edition (by Olga Sell)
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