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NPAK

Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art
Arts·Experimental·Performance·Festivals

Armenian Center for Contemporary Experimental Art (NPAK); a contemporary art centre that shares announcements for exhibitions, multimedia projects, performing and experimental theatre, public/streets arts and festival programming.

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JUL30
Heracles and the Augean Stables
Theater
JUL 30·20:00

A political comedy by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, presented by Teq Tegh Cultural NGO. Heroism, gossip, betrayal, and humor collide in this satirical play. Rethinking the mythological story of Heracles, the production uses the cleaning of King Augeas's stables as a critique of bureaucracy and political corruption. Here, the famous demigod is a hero buried in debt who has no choice but to accept the messy job. Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes Age limit: 12+ To reserve tickets, message the organizers or call +374 55651418.

AUG14
The Wanderer
Theater
AUG 14

Tamasha and NPAK present the world premiere of The Wanderer, a new Armenian folk tale for our times co-created by Silva Chobanyan and Abi Zakarian. Ara travels far in search of belonging. Drawn to a fabled mountain in Armenia, she begins an arduous journey to its summit, encountering a magical landscape and mythical creatures who help her find a route to the peak and to herself. This multidisciplinary performance reimagines Armenian myths and folklore through a story of identity, heritage, and diaspora. Weaving together text, video performance, and live participation, the work features an evolving patchwork tapestry where each patch represents an echo of memory carried across generations.