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This year, at one of the world's largest festivals, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Kharkiv Nafta Theatre presented a one-man show about the physical experience of living through war in Ukraine.
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On 22-23 August, the Art Space in Exile association in Berlin will celebrate Ukraine's fourth Independence Day since the full-scale invasion. This year, the Ukrainian community is…
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The Danish artist creates complex performance installations that occupy huge spaces and can last up to 250 hours without interruption.
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From August 14 to 17, 2025, the eighth annual high art festival Bouquet Kyiv Stage will take place at Saint Sophia Cathedral of Kyiv. This was announced by the festival organizers in a press release.
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On 10 July, an exhibition entitled Characters of the 21st Century Theatre Stage: A Dialogue of Identities: Ukraine – Lithuania opened in Vilnius. This was reported on the Facebook…
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The Berlin press called this performance about cultural diplomacy "documenting the gruelling struggle for international visibility.”
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On 20 June 2025, the Copernicus Centre hosted the premiere of the Franko Theatre's production of The Witch of Konotop. The production, directed by Ivan Uryvskyy, was based on the classic…
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In August, the Kharkiv independent theatre Nafta will participate in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. They will perform the one-woman show Someone Like Me, a project by director…
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A film version of the rap opera MUR. You [Romance] about the poets of the Executed Renaissance.
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"The theatre should be at the forefront of all processes, it should give guidance, respond to what is happening today.”
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A great debate about the capacity of Ukrainian culture.
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"We need to be present wherever we can. We need to put all our energy into it."
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The speakers and guests of the discussion panel found out how to use Ukrainian culture in the fight against Russia.
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Traumas of the previous century paralysed the ability of Europeans to notice the positive possibilities of change, and their love of stability led to an atrophy of empathy.