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Olha Dyatel
‘I would never present anything that is influenced or supported by the Russian government or Putin — that’s impossible.’
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A preview performance of Heaven to Earth Plus, based on the play Ghosts in the Branches by Ukrainian writer, artist, director and…
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On 5 September, the Finnish National Theatre in Helsinki will host readings of “I Want to Live, Breathe, Dance, Love – New Texts…
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Veronika Yakymets
What happened on stage? The events of Volodymyr Rafieyenko’s play Vertep for Homo Sapiens unfold in the Nativity cave—the place…
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On 8–13 July, the theatre venue PUSH PUSH Arts in College Park, Georgia, is hosting the premiere of the play Blue Potatoes, Yellow…
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Veteran, human rights advocate and author Alina Sarnatska will visit Washington, D.C., where two readings of her texts will take…
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On 12 May, Ukraine House in Washington will host an evening of contemporary Ukrainian theatre, The Theatre of the Veteran: Voices…
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On 2 May, Berlin will host the second event in the Après Arbeit. Meet, Greet and Talk Ukraine salon series, this time dedicated to…
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In May 2026, New York will host the first festival of staged readings of Ukrainian drama — Ukrainian Drama Showcase, organised by…
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Sofia Andrukhovych’s novel Amadoka has been adapted for the stage on a large scale for the first time. The production has been…
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Ukrainian playwright and director Anastasiya Kosodiy has been named the recipient of the Walter Mossmann Award for 2026. The artist…
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American playwright and director Richard Nelson is working in the Ukrainian capital for the third time in the past two years. This…
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A few days ago, the Volkstheater Wien in Vienna hosted the premiere of the international theatre production UKRAINOMANIA — Revue of…
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Maria Yasinska
"I am impressed by the Ukrainian theatre scene - it is a space free from propaganda.”
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Kseniia Bilash
“Censorship prevails on the European stages: you will be asked to replace the word ‘war’ with ‘conflict’ and remove the word ‘Russia’.”
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This is truly an extraordinary event, as the opera Creonte has not been staged for 250 years — after its premiere in 1776 at the…
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The Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theatre will tour Lithuania with the play Zemlya (The Land), based on the work of Olha…
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Kseniia Bilash
“Now is the time for Bertolt Brecht, because all his texts are connected with war in one way or another.”
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A few days ago, the Franko Theatre launched its Experimental Stage with the premiere of Galicia by New York playwright, director…
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Kateryna Hladka
This year, at one of the world's largest festivals, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the Kharkiv Nafta Theatre presented a one-man…
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