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It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s WorldMon, Oct 19 · 19:30
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Next from Chronotope. Theatre CompanyIt’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s WorldMon, Oct 19 · 19:30 · TicketsMay29Fri, May 2921:00
Arten Theatre2 Lusinyanci poxoc, Yerevan, ArmeniaTranslated
In 1955, Radio Yerevan began broadcasting in Kurdish. At a time when Kurdish culture was on the brink of destruction, the radio waves offered listeners a sense of safety and a connection to the world. As the Kurds used to say, "Radio Yerevan smelled like home." In this performance, the reflection on this history serves as a starting point to explore what a radio of solidarity might mean today. By Alexander Plotnikov, Maral Kasbarian, and Manvel Sargsyan Duration: 1 hour Language: English with Armenian and Russian subtitles
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A Yerevan-based experimental theatre collective and festival organizer producing multilingual, site-specific and interdisciplinary performances, workshops, and public events. They run Chronofest and collaborate internationally (e.g., Kulturzentrum GOROD in Munich), focusing on cross-cultural, participatory theatrical explorations.
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Love Radio
Next from Chronotope. Theatre CompanyIt’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s WorldMon, Oct 19 · 19:30 · TicketsMay29Fri, May 2921:00
Arten Theatre2 Lusinyanci poxoc, Yerevan, ArmeniaTranslated
In 1955, Radio Yerevan began broadcasting in Kurdish. At a time when Kurdish culture was on the brink of destruction, the radio waves offered listeners a sense of safety and a connection to the world. As the Kurds used to say, "Radio Yerevan smelled like home." In this performance, the reflection on this history serves as a starting point to explore what a radio of solidarity might mean today. By Alexander Plotnikov, Maral Kasbarian, and Manvel Sargsyan Duration: 1 hour Language: English with Armenian and Russian subtitles
Organizer
A Yerevan-based experimental theatre collective and festival organizer producing multilingual, site-specific and interdisciplinary performances, workshops, and public events. They run Chronofest and collaborate internationally (e.g., Kulturzentrum GOROD in Munich), focusing on cross-cultural, participatory theatrical explorations.
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See allIt’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s WorldMon, Oct 19 · 19:30