Still life in Ditch

In a small provincial town in Italy, the body of a young woman is found brutally murdered in a ditch. The local police chief embarks on a tangled investigation that, instead of uncovering the truth, deepens his doubts. Meanwhile, five other individuals find themselves unwillingly drawn into a grim search for answers, with consequences far worse than they could have imagined.

Still Life in Ditch was a murder mystery play written by Fausto Paravidino, translated, co-directed, and staged by the theatre group Prosechós Subway. Pavlos Panagiotidis contributed as both co-director and actor, sharing the stage with Orestis Konstantinidis, Ioanna Lamni, Dimitris Koidis, and Stellina Vogiatzis.

Supported by the Italian Cultural Institute of Athens, the production combined a gripping narrative with a moody, evocative setting. Still Life in Ditch invited audiences to unravel a haunting exploration of guilt, truth, and the shadows that linger in small-town lives.