The Wild West

Sam Shepard

Mother's house. A quiet suburban street.The perfect place for nothing to happen.Until the brother arrives.One builds his life by the rules.The other lives as if rules don't exist.They grew up together — but belong to different worlds.

The Miracle of St. Anthony

Maurice Maeterlinck

This is a story of love and death, faith and despair, and the power of the human longing for a miracle. The atmosphere of Maeterlinck's symbolism comes alive in a modern stage production, where the subtle poetry of the text intertwines with exquisite scenography and the deep emotional power of the acting.

Who Killed the Baroness

Author: Robert Thomas

Love, money, murder, and intrigue!This classic French dark comedy features a sharp, satirical plot, engaging the audience through a witty performance style and a thrilling series of dramatic twists and turns.

The Night of the Tribades (Premiere)

Author: Per Olov Enquist
Translated by Anna Halas

"Him and Her" – a game with no rules.On the edge of theater and reality, love and hate, creative inspiration and personal drama — a story that breaks all molds.The Night of the Tribades is a duel between two worlds: male and female, rational and emotional, strength and vulnerability...

The Madman and the Nun

Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (Witkacy)

The action takes place in an asylum called "Under the Dead Bunny." The madhouse is an allegory for society at large. Through sharp satire, the play explores the themes of personal freedom, freedom of expression, and the sheer impossibility of survival under a totalitarian regime...

The Lesson 

Eugène Ionesco

When the music echoes the melodies of the oppressed, and light casts a faint halo of life under the banner of tyranny, the atmosphere sets the stage for a clash between the laughter of a free soul and the ignorance of the enslaved. The absurdity leaves you lightheaded, and the only choice left is to draw your own conclusions.

The House Without a Number

By Yaroslav Fedoryshyn

Life, love, emotions, and the pursuit of happiness. Sometimes, you only need to stop for a moment to truly see...
The House Without a Number is facing demolition—yet it breathes with life and a mosaic of different destinies. Inside, there lives a Woman, an Artist, and an Old Man...

America

By Biljana Srbljanović

"If you do not find happiness within yourself, you will not find it anywhere else in the world."
America is the land of dreams. Big money, a luxurious lifestyle, high status. That is what everyone believes when they are ready to cross the ocean in pursuit of the elusive happiness of a new life.

The Shape of Things 

By Neil LaBute

Love as a ruthless sculptor of the innocent human body and soul.
Love is an artist.
And its creation is a sculpture—
Chiseled from the timeless body and soul of a human being who has surrendered to their purest emotions.

Echoes

By Alla Fedoryshyn

An engaging atmosphere and a non-traditional performance format await the audience, with the play unfolding across two of the theater’s halls. The theatrical space is intentionally designed to forge a deeper emotional connection between the audience and the actors.

The Pleasure of Honesty

By Luigi Pirandello

A performance filled with Italian charm in the tradition of Commedia dell'arte.
The story follows Marquis Fabio, who schemes to arrange a sham marriage for his pregnant mistress, Agata, in a desperate bid to preserve his good name...

August: Osage County

By Tracy Letts

"Every human being is a world within themselves, suffering from their own cataclysm."
He gathered them in one house. Why? Where is he? He forced them to open up to one another. Why? Where is he? He revealed the truth to them, yet closed his own eyes.

Mothers and Daughters

By Aleksandr Mardan

"Shall we play a family—mother and daughter? We can pinch some sour cherry dumplings, put on our finest clothes, and go out to welcome an esteemed guest. Or should I say—a wealthy one? Work is work, after all."

The Dinner Game

By Francis Veber

An incredibly funny yet lyrical story about the lengths a man will go to for the sake of true love. That is, of course, unless he is a "Fool"...
There is something for everyone: cynical wits or kind-hearted fools.

Iphigenia in Aulis

By Euripides

Troy, power, betrayal, love...
The heroes of Ancient Greek mythology come to life in a modern, compelling, artistic, and experimental interpretation by the Honored Artist of Arts of Ukraine, Y. Fedoryshyn.

The Dance of Life

By Oleksandr Oles

Vivid characters, multi-layered plots, and emotions spanning every shade of day and night. It is an endless dance of mind, soul, and heart, uniting all human generations into the main characters of one vast, unpredictable show called "Life."

The Man Outside

By Wolfgang Borchert

Only a pure feeling can save the lost soul of a broken world.
A former soldier and an outcast, he remained locked outside the world, hiding his face behind a mask of indifference. Yet, when he discovered something greater than emotion itself, his wounds began to heal…

Out of Order

By Ray Cooney

The plot of this play is highly intriguing, with every single line making the audience laugh and marvel at the actors' performances. Richard Willey, an assistant to the British Prime Minister, secretly meets a secretary at the Westminster Hotel.

Ladies' Night 

By Anthony McCarten and Stephen Sinclair

If your soul craves an unforgettable and spectacular experience, positive emotions, light humor, and 100% pure energy, the play "Ladies' Night" will be the ultimate gift for your high spirits.

The Train from Lviv

By Yaroslav Fedoryshyn

Immerse yourself in the incomparable atmosphere of Lviv through scenes of city life in the 1920s–1940s. Accompanied by live music, this journey will surely make you feel the melody of the fragile heart of the City of Lions, beating to the rhythm of artistic freedom.

Йов

By Joseph Roth

The postmodern aesthetic of avant-gardism, as a theatrical legacy, is embodied in artistic movement and the harmony of a pure voice, delivering the canonical moods of an eternal narrative: how not to lose oneself in the light of day, and how to find oneself in the darkness of night.

St. Nicholas Has Come to Us

An Interactive Festive Show

We all believe in and look forward to a miracle! That is why the Feast of St. Nicholas is so incredibly magical and inspires us to believe in wonders.
"St. Nicholas Has Come to Us" is an immensely engaging interactive play-and-game for both children and adults, where children can take a direct, hands-on part in the magic.