In the theater monologue Socrates, Bruno Vanden Broecke, as the most legendary philosopher in history, looks back on his life and thought a few hours before his death.
Socrates, "father of philosophy", teacher of Plato, was a thorn in the side of the Athenian population. He made them think by ironically asking critical questions about all their assumptions. This was not appreciated: at the age of 70, he was accused and sentenced to death by the cup of poison.
Socrates is a warm and carefully crafted first part of a promising monologue series by Stefaan Van Brabandt that puts the greatest thinkers in the spotlight because this world needs their enlightened, soothing, and enriching thinking more than ever.