Schedule
The 22nd «Armmono» International Theatre Festival
19:00 – Lena Paugam “Hedda” (France) – Student Theater of Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Cinematography
17:30 – “Dawn breaks, I love you”. Theatrical reading of poetry – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Lena Paugam “Hedda” (France) – Student Theater of Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Cinematography
19:00 – Sargis Shoghunts “The Wild Child” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Nvard Dudukchyan “Just a woman” – Small Theatre
19:00 – Lilia Tadevosyan “Why do flowers die so soon” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Tatev Ghazaryan “Happiness that Leads Home” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Karen Harutyunyan “Salieri” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
20:00 – Vahagn Saghatelyan “War” – Student Theater of Yerevan State Institute of Theater and Cinematography
13:00 – Roza Manukyan “Dove” – Yerevan State College of Culture and Art named after Charles Aznavour
19:00 – Hasmik Gevorgyan “To Canada with Two Suitcases”- Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
20:00 – Suren Tovmasyan, Anahit Manukyan “Lucien Luс” – Ashtarak Drama Theatre
19:00 – Aleksey Kulakov “Citizen of the Moon” (Belarus) – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Igor Bayanov “The Tale of the Priest and his Workman Balda” (Russian Federation) – Small Theatre
15:00 – Sargis Shoghunts “The Wild Child” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Armen Kushkyan “The noise of the city” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
20:00 – Nikolay Baloban “Faust” (Russia Federation) – Small theatre
19:00 – Sergey Danielyan “That’s the valley of Lori…” – Yerevan State Chamber Theater
19:00 – Lilia Mukuchyan “I am Rasputin’s daughter” – Small theatre
20:00 – Hasmik Gevorgyan “To Canada with Two Suitcases” – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
19:00 – Ibrahim Miari “In Between” (USA)- Small theatre
20:00 – Irina Megvinetukhutsesi “Agnes. Willie’s Wife” (Georgia) – Theatre Workers’ Union of Armenia
«Armmono Plus» 8th International Theatre Festival
19:30 – Armen Qushkyan “Sasuntsi Davit” – Mher Mkrtchyan Art Theater