Why should you go to the theater to the performance "Coffee Cantata" in Kyiv?
- A bright performance based on the work of Johann Sebastian Bach.
- An unusual dedication to an aromatic drink.
- New experience and unforgettable impressions for the viewer.
The performance "Coffee Cantata" in Kyiv
"Coffee Cantata" is a brilliant performance to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach staged by the Honored Artist of Ukraine Bohdan Strutynskyi. A classical composer, madly in love with a fragrant drink, once created a unique cantata. And now you have a great opportunity to watch a modern musical performance based on Bach's Coffee Cantata.
The fight for the right... to drink coffee - on the stage of the Operetta Theater
The main character of the play is a young girl whose perhaps biggest weakness is coffee. Instead, parents and other relatives try in every possible way to dissuade the girl from the obvious "stupidity" for them. But the fan of the drink is fascinated by the strong aroma and does not think to listen to others. She confidently defends her right to pleasure and describes the taste of coffee in simply incredible colors. The work was written during the period when a real coffee boom was observed. The author described this craving for a drink in a special, slightly satirical style. But there are many connoisseurs of armoxamite among us even today. So be sure to watch the wonderful performance, there will be no one indifferent. Are waiting for you!
Where to buy tickets for the performance "Coffee Cantata" in Kyiv?
You can order tickets online at Concert.ua.
ℹ️ Useful information:
🧸 Children up to 5 years old are free without a separate seat.
✅ Spectators from 16 years of age are admitted to performances without adult accompaniment.
⌚ Performance duration: from 55 min. (on the small stage) until 3 p.m. 20 min. (main scene). Children's performances - 45-90 minutes.
🛡️ In the event of an air alarm: If an air alarm sounded before the start or during the event (the performance is interrupted), visitors must vacate the theater premises, administrators direct the audience to the nearest shelter (Olympiyska station). If the air alarm is short-lived (30 min.), the audience returns to the theater, the performance continues, if it is long-lasting (from 1.5 hours), the performance is postponed.