In the Zaporozhye Academic Ukrainian Theater named after Volodymyr Magar, under martial law, a private screening of a new production of "

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" Actually, a new performance was handed over for the management of the theater, for the actors of the theater and for individual theaters. It is unrealistic to make an official premiere for a wide audience today.. Not that time, that is, military time. Therefore, the finished performance, and with it the main characters - Ivan, Marichka and Palahna - will wait for the victorious days of peace in Ukraine to go out to the audience with an open heart and tell the story of the great tragic love of the Hutsul Romeo and Juliet," Few. letters. "

The performance based on the novel by Mikhail Kotsyubinsky was staged by the young Ukrainian director Roman Kozak, winner of the all-Ukrainian theater award GRA (for the production of " Now the ex-Lviv resident Kozak works at the Volodymyr Magar Ukrainian Theater in Zaporozhye.

Director Kozak says this year marks 110 years since the first publication of the iconic " And this factor is considered quite important in the theater in connection with their new performance.. According to the young director, Kotsyubinsky's story experienced a rebirth in the middle of the 20th century after the release of the brilliant film "

" And if in our performance the viewer feels something " - For me, the main character of Kotsyubinsky - Ivan Paliychuk - is like a child of nature, which does not fit into the world of old " Our two Ivans in different creative compositions - actors Shadrin and Kumundzhiev are quite different in their acting nature. The first one is quite experienced in both the stage and life, which is why he steps on the role of Ivan quite accurately, balancedly - this is the Ivan who subconsciously understands the doom of both his own fate and the fate of his family. Our second Ivan is perceived more naively and takes his various steps from ignorance of life, bringing the score of his movement to an antagonistic non-perception of the surrounding reality, which in the end destroys him as well"

The director emphasizes that it will be possible to talk about the official premiere of "

The Volodymyr Magar Zaporozhye Theater also clarifies that during the period of the full-scale invasion of the Russian invaders, the Ukrainian theater actively supported both the military, the residents of the city, and numerous migrants. The director and artistic director of the Zaporozhye Theater, Irina Redko, initiated the active work of the creative staff on patriotic concerts in military units, hospitals, hospitals, and also organized a number of cultural events for children who moved to Zaporozhye from the occupied territories.

In the Zaporizhia Theater, a volunteer workshop is also continuously working, where they sew balaclavas, special suits, weave nets, produce harnesses, raise funds for helmets, provisions, etc.. Regarding the repertory plans for the new theater season, the theater says that first of all, Ukraine needs a victory over the Russian aggressor, and there are repertoire ideas, there are many of them, but such ideas can be made public only when the military tension subsides - both in Zaporozhye and in.