Gespielt am:
Autor*innen:
Ekaterina Zhmyrova, Ivan Orlov, Ulyana Petrova, Alexey Sinyayev
Spenden:
Festivalticket 60,-, Tagesticket 40,-, Soliticket 20,-, Einzelticket 15,- / 10,- erm.
Directed by:
Lena Binski
Reading by:
Elisabeth Werchosin, Beo Yalçin, Ilja Khmelnitski, Michael Polyakov
Language:
German with Russian subtitles
Pressekontakt:
Yven Augustin
i. A. ACUD Theater
AugustinPR
Mobil: +49 (0)157 34 52 94 76
info@augustinpr.de
„Lieder von Menschen, die mit dem Fahrstuhl hinunter fallen“ ist ein Kollektiv-Text einer Gruppe Autor*innen aus verschiedenen Städten. Es beschreibt die Veränderungen im Privatleben russischer Menschen seit dem 24. Februar.
Die gesamten Spenden gehen an die humanitären Programme «Medical Aid Ukraine» und «Emergency Response Ukraine» der deutschen Hilfsorganisation Aid Pioneers.
Ekaterina Zhmyrova is a scriptwriter and playwright. She graduated from the scriptwriting faculty of VGIK. She has repeatedly become a prize-winner and finalist of different competitions and festivals, including "Eurasia", "Actors", "Voloshin's September", "Badenweiler", and others.
Ivan Orlov, St. Petersburg
Ivan Orlov is a graduate of St. Petersburg State University (Theatre and Event Direction); a Master's student of RGISI (playwriting); a playwright, scriptwriter, and poet; and a song lyrics writer for Alexandra Elovskikh (participant of the show Golos-9).
Ulyana Petrova, Moscow
Ulyana Petrova is currently a student at the Russian State University of Theatre Studies (Department of Stage Management, Master of Arts in Theatre Design (drama)) from 2021 to 2023. Her favorite characters from her own texts are teenagers who try alcohol in unconventional ways. In August 2022, her play Marusya was included in the list of the independent playwrights' festival "Lyubimovka".
Alexey Sinyayev, Ekaterinburg
Alexey Sinyayev graduated in 2018 from the Ekaterinburg State Theatre Institute as a literary worker in the field of playwriting. The course master was Honoured Art Worker of the Russian Federation, N.V. Kolyada. Since 2021, he has been studying at the Russian State Institute of Stage Art majoring in "Production Design," the direction of "Dramaturgy." He is a winner of the following competitions: Eurasia, Acts, Author's Stage, Culmination, New Ethno-theatre, Dramatists' Workshop, and the Asyl children's drama competition. He is also a winner of the "Lyubimovka", "Remarque", "Initial Event XXI century", and "Voloshinsky competition”.
«Songs of People Falling Down In The Elevator» is a collective text by a group of playwrights from different cities. It describes the change of the private life of Russians since February 24th.
All funds raised from ticket sales will be donated to the 'Aid Pioneers' a German charity organization, delivering humanitarian programs 'Medical Aid Ukraine' and 'Emergency Response Ukraine'.
Ekaterina Zhmyrova is a scriptwriter and playwright. She graduated from the scriptwriting faculty of VGIK. She has repeatedly become a prize-winner and finalist of different competitions and festivals, including "Eurasia", "Actors", "Voloshin's September", "Badenweiler", and others.
Ivan Orlov, St. Petersburg
Ivan Orlov is a graduate of St. Petersburg State University (Theatre and Event Direction); a Master's student of RGISI (playwriting); a playwright, scriptwriter, and poet; and a song lyrics writer for Alexandra Elovskikh (participant of the show Golos-9).
Ulyana Petrova, Moscow
Ulyana Petrova is currently a student at the Russian State University of Theatre Studies (Department of Stage Management, Master of Arts in Theatre Design (drama)) from 2021 to 2023. Her favorite characters from her own texts are teenagers who try alcohol in unconventional ways. In August 2022, her play Marusya was included in the list of the independent playwrights' festival "Lyubimovka".
Alexey Sinyayev, Ekaterinburg
Alexey Sinyayev graduated in 2018 from the Ekaterinburg State Theatre Institute as a literary worker in the field of playwriting. The course master was Honoured Art Worker of the Russian Federation, N.V. Kolyada. Since 2021, he has been studying at the Russian State Institute of Stage Art majoring in "Production Design," the direction of "Dramaturgy." He is a winner of the following competitions: Eurasia, Acts, Author's Stage, Culmination, New Ethno-theatre, Dramatists' Workshop, and the Asyl children's drama competition. He is also a winner of the "Lyubimovka", "Remarque", "Initial Event XXI century", and "Voloshinsky competition”.