I return to Athens in September when I will perform my solo Fool in the Full Moon, lead a workshop, and for the premiere of Sisyphus, all at the Handmade & Recycled Festival.
October will take me to Bucharest to lead a workshop at Masca.
And finally in November, I'm launching a new workshop/3-phase project: Ships that Pass in the Night which will unfold at Brogården in Ringkøbing, Denmark. First phase is planned for the period 3–28 November; the second phase, in June 2026 and the third phase in February 2027 (dates to be confirmed).
The project is open for applications now – read more and apply here
It's shaping up to be a rich and exciting autumn, and I'm looking forward to crossing paths — on stage, in the workshop room, or somewhere in between.
Warmly,
Donald
I led a three day workshop (21-23 October 2025) for students at the Masca - Scoala Teatru Alternativ in Bucharest, Romania as part of a larger collaboration involving many different artists from around the world.
Is Sisyphus schizophrenic? Here's an interesting idea. Why, if you were carrying a rock up and down for eternity, wouldn't your mind soon lose its way? Wouldn't it start confusing fantasy with reality, dream with waking life?
We watched the theatrical performance "Sisyphus – flesh and earth" [performance with Fanis Katehos, directed by Donald Kitt] as part of the 13th Handmade & Recycled Theater Festival – Osmosis, at the Rectifier Theater in Gazi. Review/Article by Dimitris Fileles, FractalArt.gr
Donald Kitt's work both as an actor and director is stunning in its depth, precision, incredible attention to details and the sense of wholeness.