Ukrainian drama translated into 11 languages

We help directors and producers to find playscript of Ukrainian Contemporary Drama to save their energy and time to put it on stage

New translationsNew submissions of original plays
Translated to: English
A resident of one of the settlements in Brovary district, Alevtina, tells the former chairman, Fedorovich, about her...
1 M, 1 F
3155 words / 6 pages
Translator:
Translated to: Deutsch
The drama takes place in a person's mind, torn between voices from the past and the present. It tells the story of how...
7 M, 1 F, 1 K
3798 words / 24 pages
Translated to: English
The monodrama Panickers like you covers the first days of the russian invasion in Ukraine and a full-scale war from the...
1 F
2557 words / 6 pages
181 Result(s)
Translator: Iryna Beschetnova
Translated to: Polski
First-person story of personal problems with a boyfriend against the background of the outbreak of war.
Drama1 F
981 words / 4 pages
Translator: Rory Mullarkey
Translated to: English
One day a man went to the bank to pay off a loan for an apartment, got stuck in a traffic jam, smoked cannabis and left...
Tragicomedy, 3 Acts
14030 words / 51 pages
Translator: Roman Lymarenko
Translated to: English
Opera libretto, Mystery, 13 Acts
1 M, 3 F
10207 words / 36 pages
Translated to: Polski
Two girls - Teresa and Beata find themselves in a large shopping center in Kiev, are represented by people as beggars...
Tragicomedy, 1 Act3 M, 5 F
7678 words / 24 pages
 
 
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About the project

Digital library of the Ukrainian drama translations serves to promote the national dramaturgy worldwide, the successful communication between the contemporary Ukrainian authors and theatres around the world, and to foster new creative partnerships.

Convenient search engine will help you find plays of the Ukrainian playwrights translated into the language of your choice, and generate the search by genre, period of creation, subject, text size, number of characters, etc.

Each text in the library has an ID card, a synopsis and information about the author and the translator in English.

Here you will be able to read big fragments but the entire text for reading, commercial or non-commercial use, can be obtained from the copyright holders whose contacts can be found on the first page of the play and in the authors’ profiles. 

The Library is founded by the Ukrainian Institute in partnership with Worldwide Readings Project and Birkbeck Center for Contemporary Theater. It is based on the global initiative funds of the Worldwide Readings Project and the Ukrainian Institute program Transmission.ua: drama on the move.

Website is created with the financial support of the International Relief Fund of the Federal Foreign Office and Goethe-Institut Ukraine within framework of the “Theatrical Windows. Work in Progress” – a project implemented by the NGO “Theatre na Zhukah”. Coordinating partner – platform UkrDramaHub.

Open structure promotes continuous renewal of the Library’s funds. Ukrainian playwrights are welcome to submit the translations of their plays via this form

Prior to publishing on the Website, quality of translations will be verified by the Expert Council: Lydia Nagel (German), Elli Salo (Finnish, Swedish, Slovak), Molly Flynn (English), Miloslav Juráni (Slovak), Iulia Popovici (Romanian) and Anna Korzeniowska-Bihun (Polish).