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Кострубізми. Кумановський

26 September 2026, Sat. 18:00 - 19:00
Ангар. Мистецький простір Lutsk, вул. Залізнична, 9

Kostrubisms. Kumanovsky

September 26, 6:00 PM | Lutsk, Art Space "Hangar"

Lutsk, Zaliznychna St., 9

"Kostrubizmy. Kumanovsky" is a unique multimedia performance that will turn your idea of modern Ukrainian theater upside down. On the stage of the art space "Angar", the bizarre, deep and fascinating universe of the outstanding artist who lived and worked in Lutsk, Mykola Kumanovsky, will come to life.

The production of the independent theater "Garmider" is based on the artist's previously unpublished graphics and poetry. This is not just a classic performance, but a true audiovisual journey, during which, using the latest 3D technologies, the artist's paintings "communicate" and interact with the actor in real time.

Why is it worth going and watching?

The effect of complete immersion . You will find yourself inside the "come to life" canvases, where the line between three-dimensional digital graphics, body plasticity, and the viewer is completely erased.

A completely new experience . Even if you have never been interested in graphics or performance art, this performance will captivate you with its dynamics, hypnotic music, and unreal visuals.

Recognition of experts . The production became a finalist of the prestigious All-Ukrainian Theater Festival-Award "GRA" in 2021, entering the TOP-12 best performances in the country.

The creative team of the show:

The author of the project idea is Vira Kumanovska.

The screenwriter and director is Ruslana Porytska.

Actor - Pavlo Porytsky.

Composer and sound engineer — Yevgeny Mann.

Motion designer and animation artist — Oleksandr Zagayny (Gedz).

Plastiographer — Yulia Varchenko.

Choose your seats now and enjoy the incredible anticipation of an event that will amaze and reset your thoughts!



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Кострубізми. Кумановський

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Театр «Гармидер»