MELBOURNE – He foot faults and receives time violations. He creates match points and lets them slip away. He talks to himself even as his father desperately semaphores advice from the players’ box. A baby cries but is drowned out by the sound from his superbly tuned stringed instrument. On a refreshing summer afternoon in Melbourne, Stefanos Tsitsipas is providing what the ancient Greeks loved.
Theatre.
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