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Ukrainian fire

SOLIDARITY DAY FOR UKRAINE

Ukrainian fire

The DAKH Theater in Kiev - DAKH DAUGHTERS formation

Director: Vlad Troitskyi

1 hours 30 minutes.

Casts:
Tetjana Troicka, Szolomija Melnik, Natalija Halanevics, Ruszlana Hazipova, Natalija Csarpe, Ganna Nyikitina

Lighting, video:
Marija Volkova, Aszthik Hrihorjan, Marija Jakovenko

Let us help refugees of the war together!
Please support the efforts of Hungarian Interchurch Aid.

For millions in Ukraine, war has become a tangible reality. Elderly and young people, and entire families have left their homes in war-torn areas. Hungarian Interchurch Aid provides immediate assistance to the refugees and displaced persons who have been forced to leave everything behind, and has launched a comprehensive relief programme to support those in need due to the war.

On 24 April 2022, you can also join the National Theatre & Hungarian Interchurch Aid fund-raising project and pledge donations for the refugees fleeing the war. You can donate to the people who need your support by using the National Theatre's charity boxes and the Hungarian Interchurch Aid payment terminals.

To download and print your free tickets to the two performances of the "Solidarity Day for Ukraine", visit www.nemzetiszinhaz.hu/musor

 

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Vlad Troitskyi

Vlad Troitskyi

Vladyslav Troitskyi was born in Ulan-Ude, Russia, 1964. He graduated at the Radio Technician faculty of Kiev Polytechnic Institute in 1987, and finished post-graduate course at Kiev Polytechnic Institute in 1990. In 2002 he received his diploma in acting and directing at the Russian Theatre Art Academy in Moscow. Troitskyi is the founder, director and art director of DAKH Centre of Contemporary Arts, where he directed more than 35 performances. In 2004 he founded the “DakhaBrakha” ethno-chaos band, and in 2007 he launched an audio-visual-theatre-literature-philosophic art project: Festival of Contemporary Art "GogolFest". He is also founder of the Dakh Daughters Band.

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