West region
пл. Ген. Григоренка 5
м.Львів
Phone: +380 322 616 310
Fax: +380 322 616 350
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Web: voskresinnia.eu
New stage was created as a result of agreement of the young actors from the different Ukrainian towns, who were not fully satisfied with previously existing “lightly” academic theatre. Yaroslaw Fedoryshyn, graduated from Department of Drama, University of Kharkov and GITES from Moscow, well known artist and an experienced theatre director became head and principal manager of a new theatre.
The Theatre Voskresinnia quickly became popular, presenting world dramaturgy which was not previously presented in Ukraine. Step by step by mixing traditional psychological drama with modern visional forms group worked out a characteristic stage formula. For the last 20 years Voskresinnia Theatre has been inviting to perform in Poland, Germany, Scotland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Russia, Byelorussia, Lithuania, Moldova, Latvia, Turkey, Egypt, South Korea, Spain, Armenia, Italy, Iran. Voskresinnia Theatre has won many prestigious awards on the international festivals in Edinburgh, Brest, Novy Sad, Ljubljana, Maribor, Lublin, Zamosc. All performances have their unique character. They are striking and beautifully acted.
The most popular plays staged by Voskresinnia Theatre are: Three sisters by Chekhov, Road to Damascus by Strindberg, Giants from Mountains by Pirandello, Job by Wojtyla, Annunciation by Claudel and Western Bay by Koltes. The Theatre is trying to engage itself in the dialogue with the audience also through street shows. Since 1996 the Theatre has been specializing in producing open air shows. The well known shows Danylo Halytskyi, The Saint and Sinfull, Gloria, Job, Cherry Orchard and recently To meet Prospero .
Voskresinnia thanks these productions has became to leadreship position of street theatre in Ukraine and alongside Kiev Street Theatre KET the company is welcomed to take part in international street theatre festival around hole world quite often .
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