On September 26, 2022 — October 01, 2022, the lunchtime theatre A Play, A Pie And A Pint ( PPP ) located in Glasgow, Scotland presented a funny, black comedy He Who Opens The Door, written by the Ukrainian playwright Neda Nezhdana and adapted by John Farndon. It was presented in
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18 October 2022
In September 2022, Alexei Mateevici Theatre, Chișinău, Republic of Moldova initiated a project “Let’s call them by name” in support of Ukrainian dramaturgy. The initiative was aimed at expressing solidarity with the Ukrainian people and with artists from Ukraine, who are
15 October 2022
Earlier this year, two Ukrainian plays “Take The Rubbish Out, Sasha” by Natalia Vorozhbyt and “Pussycat In Memory of Darkness” by Neda Nezhdana were staged in the Finborough theatre. While Vorozhbyt has had her plays produced in the UK by the Royal Shakespeare Company (“The Grain
10 October 2022
On October 8-9th, 2022, the premiere of the play Cette foutue triste vérité by Ukrainian playwright Olha Annenko was hosted in the Theater Jean Richard of the city of Niort (France). The drama written in 2020 was shortlisted by the International Batumi Monodrama Festival (Georgia
5 October 2022
The multi-art hub Cherry Arts located in Ithaca, New York, has scheduled three evenings of contemporary Ukrainian theatre readings. These performances were organised as a part of the Worldwide Ukrainian Play Readings movement, created by the Center for International Theatre
24 September 2022
Following the large-scale Russian invasion to Ukraine, the National Theatre of Cluj-Napoca in Romania initiated a project Wartime Theatre to express support to their colleagues in Ukraine as well as to citizens of Ukraine in general. Three dramatic texts by Natalia Vorozhbyt