Modern Kurdish Theater in Turkey Between Political and Non-Political Nature.
INSTITUTE OF ORIENTAL STUDIES, JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY, NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTRE.
KRAKÓW, JUNE/SEPTEMBER 2016, pp. 93-102
writing by: RENATA KURPIEWSKA-KORBUT.

Visible Kurdish theatrical scene is a relatively recent phenomenon in Turkey. Its development is constantly going between political and non-political inclinations what can be traced not only in an organizational platform but also in an artistic one. In spite of the pro-Kurdish reforms in Turkey resulting in making more freely artistic activities by the Kurds, there is still a variety of problems ahead of them that stem from reluctance, prejudice and authoritarian institutional ties. However, there are also some positive trends. The most striking and constructive feature of the contemporary
Kurdish drama is striving for freedom from the previous anachronistic message based on propaganda and a simplistic way of expression. [1]