ukrainka's theater in kyiv. she stopped turning over in her grave and finally she became a ukrainianma, the artistic director finally changed, now it is kyrylo kashlykov, whom i love and respect, finally there is air in the theater, people began to breathe freely, because serfdom left the walls of this theater, and now i am at war. i have another theater, the theater of war, and i am learning a completely different profession, but my acting profession helps a lot, in this difficult task, because, by the way, yesterday was national guard day, uh, my mother congratulated me, and she congratulates me today, she says, you have so many holidays, i say, believe me, i'm ready to stick with only the theater day, but unfortunately, the national guard is also my holiday now. we would like to ask you, mr. volodymyr, which one you are now in general, the situation in the bakhmut direction. we know that the enemy is currently monitoring what resources the enemy is using there, please share information that is not secret, in fact, that can be shared publicly. i am further north than in the time of

ukrainka wrote, recently it was lesya ukrainka's birthday, she is already 153 and since 1881, but shethout hope to hope so contraspemspero, that 's what does nicky heli, it's really important, well anyway she's building a political career, she's a young politician, and so even if she doesn't win this election, let's say, there will be another election, but, but she i very briefly, by the way, how do you rate this fighting spirit in general, no gels, and despite such obvious ones things, you know, she keeps fighting, well, she has hope, and the only...

ukrainka wrote, recently it was lesya ukrainka's birthday, she is already 153 and since 1881, but she said that there is no hope to hope, so contraspemspero, that's what nikigeli does, it's really important , well, in any case, she is building a political career for herself, she is a young politician, and therefore even if she there, let's say, did not win this election, there will be another election, but, but she, i will very briefly, by the way, how do you rate this combat for... in spite of such obvious things, you know, she continues to fight, well, she has hope, and the only chance to become president is if... trump doesn't have the legal ability to do it, if the moderate republicans turn away from him, otherwise they have no chance, well, now, if you look at the numbers , during these sycophants' primaries, that is, when the republicans gather and vote in each state for a certain candidate, now she has 43 votes while trump has 192, in order to automatically become nom. there, the republican party needs 1,215 votes, a total of 2,429, we will wait and by and large, tomorrow will

ukrainka wrote, it was lesya ukrainka's birthday recently, it's already 153 and 1881 for her, but she said that without hope to hope, she would counterspeo this... that's what niki heli does, this in fact , it is important, well, in any case, it builds a political career for herself, she is a young politician, and so even if she doesn't win there, let's say, in this election, there will be another election, but, but she, i, i very briefly, by the way, how do you evaluate in general here this fighting spirit, no gels, and despite such obvious things, you know, she continues to fight, well , she has a chance, the only chance to become president, if trump does not have legal capacity. to do this if the moderate republicans turn away from him, otherwise they have no chance, well , now, if you look at the numbers, during of these primary caucuses, that is, when republicans gather and vote in each state for a certain candidate, now she has 43 votes, while trump has 192. in order to automatically become the nominee of the republican party , you need... 1,215 votes, in total 2429 , we will wa

ukrainka and so on, i say, tell me, if only you were here. and history, he knew very well the soul ofclassic, because what he wrote then, well, today you read and want to cry, because he wrote in this way: otherwise the villages burned, otherwise the people made a fool, they are going to the lordship and they are bringing their children, go to any village in ukraine today, it’s empty, like it’s burnt out, there are no people, someone fled to the west, someone went to... the west to work and will not return from there, 70%, everyone says, it’s unlikely will they return, yes, but those who remain are old people, without help, who stayed, hiding from this call, and then the question is about where you took your children, to panshchina, you actually took them there so that they could work like slaves, because there is no workplace for a teacher, there is no workplace for an engineer, they don’t need those, they need to pick apples, they need... even land during the war, this is glory to ukraine, can you give me at least one example when a military man, yes, while there at the front, bough

ukrainka i wrote about robert bruce for a reason, and, probably, and eh, but they have that there isional holiday, that is, it really is a national holiday, everyone goes to visit, cooks their favorite dishes, there is even a kind of whiskey there, which is in the nose... is there taras shevchenko vodka, they also have many songs based on poems by burns, which are national songs, everyone knows them, they are sung in the same way in the family, when they get together , we also sang borons in translation, there is a beautiful translation by lukasz mykola and what a poem, and my heart is in the top, ugh, and my soul, and lukasz, by the way, extremely, and he knew how. so move away from the english language itself to show how or these guys are from verkhovyna, brave, brave , and not corrupt, yes, but this poem really attracted us, i remember, because it was so ukrainian, you immediately imagined the carpathians, you immediately imagined guys who go to those mountains, playing trumpets, such a common spirit. and i think that this is obviously such a free spirit, it is present in the scot

ukrainka, they exist, they were for people, in every house, there was that portrait, a grandmother andther they knew we had a kobzar, that is, this, well, actually, it is impressive, but this, and shevchenko and the testament were even embroidered and hung on the walls. let's see an excerpt from your action, so that it is not only in words, but this is only a part, who wants to see it in full, can come today to the garrison church in lviv at 7:30 p.m., that's right, and watch it in action for free, especially and now let's watch a passage. your active, active, speak, it will be filled, cut the blue sea. when he plays, the acoustics in the garrison temple are very superb and in fact, it is very, very nice to be there, there will be a good bush there, and well , this is the place where our boys are buried. of our heroes, it , it would be, well, this would actually be the prayer in shevchenko’s words, i was thinking about it, because for the last or penultimate time, we were burying yevgeny there , and yes, yes, gentlemen, you know, someone, someone even wrote to me last night, i don't kn

in essence it is a classic, and how many years did it take us to start unpacking and... to think of lesya ukrainka, not just like a forest song, but the one who actually reinterpreted, through antiquity, reinterpreted who ukrainians are, what is the fate of ukrainians, and, through ancient works, she rearranged them , rebroadcast. novakivskyi , for a large part of his works, is exactly what he is also, it was based on rebirth, and there's a lot of rebirth symbolism, very much so. there are many reinterpreted myths that he carried, which are, well, let's say, for the average person, in soviet times, it was very harmful, uh, it was not possible to introduce it into the world context at all, it was, it was dangerous, it was dangerous , and that's why, actually, if we're talking about him, one of the reasons is that he was procrastinated by the soviet authorities, i'm sorry, but at one time we had the scrap of shevchenko and, as a singer of the poor people, well, it was a scrap of a man who actually could paint peasants, and that is, this ethnography, that is the only thing that was left, how

ukrainka academic theater in kyiv, drama theater in mykolaiv, academic drama theater in odesa, academic drama theater in... kharkiv. plays in russian have also disappeared from the repertoire. however, many theaters are experiencing personnel problems. someone went to front, someone went abroad. but despite all the difficulties of a full-scale war, theater art in ukraine is now at the peak of its popularity. new theaters and projects are opening, which not only popularize ukrainian culture through the war experience, but also become part of art therapy for the audience. oh well. we continue and once again a big thank you to the servants of the theater, those who support the country, ukrainians with talent and other things, such as help, volunteering, and also many actors, we know at the front, and unfortunately, there are also dead among them, for which they are big thank you, we continue the world about ukraine, yuliy fizer, next to me, yuliy, please have a word, good evening, good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us at this time, today we will talk, in particu

ukrainka, not just like a forest song, but the one that was actually reinterpreted through antiquityreted who ukrainians are, what is the fate of ukrainians, and through ancient works , she rearranged them, retransmitted them. novakivskyi based a large part of his works, he actually...he also based them on the revival and there are a lot of symbols of the revival, very actually there are a lot of reinterpreted myths that he transferred, which are, well, let's say for average statistical person in soviet times, it was very harmful, uh, to introduce into the world context in general, it was, it was dangerous, it was dangerous, and that's exactly why, if we're talking about him, one of the reasons is that that he was procrastinated by the soviet authorities , i'm sorry, he went through the procrustean tower, and this is actually just this procrustean bed, it... led to the fact that they cut off everything they could from him and left such a scrap that, well, how at one time we had a cut off shevchenko, as a singer of the poor people, well , this was a fragment of a man who actually coul

ukrainka's grave, the same fairy-tale fairy-tale center, well, it is not in proper condition, as forf such and such a person for ours. society, accordingly, if the state, for example, about changes, will do the restoration of the alleys, will highlight , i.e. illuminate, modernize, put appropriate memorials there to hrushevsky, lesa and other figures, it will be this gesture that will change this symbolic space, but it is not only a good wish, it is a political understanding of this process, b) leadership , so that, for example , during the war, we will allocate a certain amount of funds from the budget for this, because no one is there, or plus the budget plus the patron, that is, it is... it is a political responsibility to say that it will be so, because it is right, and the third story is to allocate these funds somewhere for years the 90s, 2000s, 10s, everyone just talked about the fact that culture is important, even now a lot of people say that culture is important, it is a strategic area, but as soon as it comes to budgetary appointments, so that i simply do not say, that eve

ukrainka academic theater in kyiv, the drama theater in mykolaiv, the academic drama theater in odesaacademic drama theater in kharkiv, finally got rid of them, also disappeared from the repertoires. in russian, but there are many theaters are experiencing personnel problems , some went to the front, some went abroad, but despite all the difficulties of a full-scale war, theater art in ukraine is now at the peak of popularity, new theaters and projects are opening, which not only popularize ukrainian culture through the experience of the war, but also become a part art therapy for viewers. well, here we go, and once again, thank you very much. to the servants of the theater, those who support the country, ukrainians, with talent and other things, such as help, volunteering, and also many actors, we know both at the front and at it's a pity, there are also dead people among them, for which we are very grateful, we continue the world about ukraine , yuliy fizr is with me, yury, please, you have a word, good evening, good evening to you vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us at th

ukrainka, there is no one, it is the institute of national remembrance, it is some kind of city services, how should it work? legally, it now looks like this: if there is a cemetery such as baikovu, which has a special status there, then the relevant services of this cemetery are municipal, by the way, it belongs to the city of kyiv, they are obliged to take care of it, but it is one thing to take care of it in the sense of a couple once a year with an old-school silver coin , update the inscription like this, and another thing is to fundraise, launch a public discussion in the process of attracting attention, for example, we met with representatives of the kyiv city state administration and the ministry of culture proactively, because there is an initiative person, mariana toman from the ministry of culture, this topic is very painful for me since the time when we initiated the change there inscription on and it's good that hanna starostenko from the kmda agreed, well, we treated it well, and now we've even found several patrons there from volyn who are ready to finance the project, bec

ukrainka, the very fairy-tale center, well, it is not in proper condition, as for the level of such and such a person for our society, accordingly, if the state, for example , will change, restore the alleys, highlight, that is, illuminate, modernize, put up appropriate memorials to hrushevsky, lesya and other figures, it will be this gesture that will change this symbolic. space, but it is not only good wishes, it and a political understanding of this process, b) leadership, so that, for example, during a war , we can say, we will allocate a certain amount of funds for this from the budget, because there is no one there, or plus the budget, plus a patron, that is, it is a political responsibility, to say that this it will be so, because it is right, and the third story is to allocate these funds, uh, for years, the 90s, 2000s, decades, everyone just talked about the fact that culture is important, even now a lot of people say that culture is important , this is a strategic area. but as soon as it comes to budget appointments, i just don't say that's it to change, but to show, the s

ukrainka, it was her birthday recently, but she is a ukrainian woman, she is already 153, and she has81, but she said that there is no hope to hope like this, contraspeem spero, this that's what nicky gay does. and that's really important, well, in any case, she's building a political career, she's a young politician, and so even if she doesn't win this election, let's say, there will be another election, but, but she i, i am very short, by the way, how do you rate? in general, here is this fighting spirit, no gels, and despite such obvious things, you know, she continues to fight, well , she has hopes, and the only chance to become president is if trump does not have the legal ability to do it, if from him moderate republicans will turn away , otherwise they have no chance, well , now, if you look at the numbers, during these primaries and caucuses, then... when the republicans gather and vote in each state for some candidate, now she scored 43 votes at a time when trump has 192. in order to automatically become the nominee of the republican party, 1215 votes are needed, there are 24

ukrainka's grave, the same baikov bike center, well, he. not in proper condition, as for the level of such and such a person for our society, accordingly, if the state, for example, changes, makes the restoration of the alleys, will highlight , i.e. illuminate, modernize, put appropriate memorials there to hrushevsky, lesa and other figures, it will be this gesture that will change this symbolic space, but it is not only a good wish, it is a political understanding of this process, b) leadership , so that, for example, during the war, we will allocate a certain amount for this. funds from the budget, because no one, well there, or plus the budget plus the patron, that is, it is a political responsibility to say that it will be so, because it is right, and the third story is to allocate these funds, for years, in the 90s, 2000s , and 10s, everyone was just talking about the fact that culture is important, even now many people will say that culture is important, it is a strategic area, but as soon as it comes to budgetary allocations, so that simply no i say that everything should be ch

ukrainka, everyone else, this is a common history, common origins, how is it to destroy what everyonethen, well, today you read and want to cry, because having written in this way, otherwise the villages would burn ... you actually took your children to the panshchina there so that they would work like slaves, because there is no workplace for a teacher, there is no workplace for an engineer, they don’t need those, they need to pick apples, they need to pick strawberries, and so on , that's the point, shevchenko spoke about this, and we understand that this process today is in line with what president vladimir putin said, that we will unite anyway, but souls... cannot be united, it is impossible, and now i ask my fellow countrymen, my dear fellow countrymen , what glory to hell with ukraine, tell me frankly, time has passed, you can ask the following question: do you think that the sale of land during the war is glory to ukraine, can you give me at least one example when a military man, while staying there front, bought himself land, but he didn’t even get 4 cubic meters chalk. this y