however, the play also aims to show hope - says the author virlyana tkach.o this, she added the image of the tree of life, which symbolizes the belief in the restoration of the mutilated and almost destroyed mariupol. from new york , arnasolomko pavloterykhov is the voice of america. download the voice of america mobile application. the app allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-in vpns. service, read news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service. and on this we will say goodbye to fr 9:30 p.m. washington time, or 4:30 a.m. kyiv time. join the voice of america broadcast, where you can hear trump's speech at the convention in milwaukee live with a translation into ukrainian, as well as find out the details of the republican convention from. voice of america journalists who work for these events. thank you for staying with us, see you soon! there are discounts representing the only discounts on magnesium. 10% in plantain pharmacies, you and savings. there are discou

virlyana tkach, who is known for her joint productions with by the ukrainian poet serhiy zhadan, at thepremiere screening presented new yorkers with a new project: mariupol war diaries and tree of life. the performance is based on the diaries of four residents of mariupol, which they tell about the terrible days of the siege of their city. iryna solomka and pavlo terekhov attended the pre-premiere screening. please introduce yourself. my name is yaroslav semenenko. yaroslav symonenko, one of the four heroes of the play mariupol, war diaries and a tree. life. he is a paralympian. at nine suffered a serious electric shock, as a result of which he lost both hands. yaroslav and his wife spent three weeks in occupied mariupol, practically without water and food under shelling and bombardment. his memories were included in the script of the play written by the american theater director virlyana tkach. the work began after virlyana's meeting with the author of the war diaries project and cultural activist daria kolomiets. she told me what she had. some diaries from mariupol, because i was just