Троянські жінки

When the words disappear, the choir begins to speak.

"Trojan Women" is an experimental performance in which the chorus becomes the main voice of a story about war, loss, and human endurance.

On stage, the actors create a powerful choral composition of voices, movement, and rhythm. The performance sounds in a language that does not exist, but which everyone understands - the language of music, the body, and collective experience.

This is a new Ukrainian interpretation of the legendary production by La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club (New York), created in collaboration with the international initiative The Trojan Women Project.

"Trojan Women" transposes an ancient tragedy into the context of modern warfare and transforms it into a powerful stage statement about resilience, memory, and the power of the human voice.

*Based on the play "The Trojan Women", conceived and directed by Andriy Serban and Elizabeth Swados, featuring the Great Jones Repertory Company and supported by the legendary theatre producer Ellen Stewart.

The "Trojan Women" project is being implemented as part of the ZMINA:Resilience project, with the support of the IZOLYATSIA Foundation (Ukraine) and Malý Berlín (Slovakia), and in collaboration with the Trans Europe Halles network (Sweden); it is co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme.

Co-funded by the European Union.  The views and opinions expressed in this material are those of the author(s) alone and do not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union or the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority is responsible for them.