Gryaznulya

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Every production played, season by season.

A performance by the Japanese master Katsura Kan — an encounter with the Noh theatre tradition.

A solo performance by Alexander Plotnikov — about the cosmonauts who never appeared on postage stamps, got no monuments and no songs.

An experimental showing born out of the theatre's second laboratory group.

Based on the play by Sławomir Mrożek — about displacement, identity and the experience of emigration. A minimalist form built on the actors' presence: the whole production rests on two performers. A touring work by Pavel Artemyev.

A documentary performance built on stories uncovered through interviews and meditative memory practices. Three actresses recount recognizable episodes of a shared post-Soviet childhood — unacknowledged poverty, the hard conditions their parents lived in, traumas inherited from the past — against the backdrop of Armenia's crumbling infrastructure. What do we remember of childhood, and how does the past shape the present? Performed June 18, 24 and 29, 2023.

A performance by the Japanese master Katsura Kan — an encounter with the Noh theatre tradition.

A solo performance by Alexander Plotnikov — about the cosmonauts who never appeared on postage stamps, got no monuments and no songs.

An experimental showing born out of the theatre's second laboratory group.

Based on the play by Sławomir Mrożek — about displacement, identity and the experience of emigration. A minimalist form built on the actors' presence: the whole production rests on two performers. A touring work by Pavel Artemyev.

A documentary performance built on stories uncovered through interviews and meditative memory practices. Three actresses recount recognizable episodes of a shared post-Soviet childhood — unacknowledged poverty, the hard conditions their parents lived in, traumas inherited from the past — against the backdrop of Armenia's crumbling infrastructure. What do we remember of childhood, and how does the past shape the present? Performed June 18, 24 and 29, 2023.

A performance by the Japanese master Katsura Kan — an encounter with the Noh theatre tradition.

A solo performance by Alexander Plotnikov — about the cosmonauts who never appeared on postage stamps, got no monuments and no songs.

An experimental showing born out of the theatre's second laboratory group.

Based on the play by Sławomir Mrożek — about displacement, identity and the experience of emigration. A minimalist form built on the actors' presence: the whole production rests on two performers. A touring work by Pavel Artemyev.

A documentary performance built on stories uncovered through interviews and meditative memory practices. Three actresses recount recognizable episodes of a shared post-Soviet childhood — unacknowledged poverty, the hard conditions their parents lived in, traumas inherited from the past — against the backdrop of Armenia's crumbling infrastructure. What do we remember of childhood, and how does the past shape the present? Performed June 18, 24 and 29, 2023.



