The play Voices at the Theater on Solomenka on 25.01 at 5:00 PM

Voices in your head... They were once considered a manifestation of psychosis, something threatening and abnormal. But what if they're not enemies, but clues? Maybe we shouldn't ignore them, but listen to them—and then our lives will become truly fulfilling and happy?

Why is it worth going to the theater to see The Voice in Kyiv?

• An expressive presentation of current issues.
• Skillful contemporary direction.
• Emotional acting.

We invite you to a performance with the eloquent title Voices. This psychological drama is based on the play by contemporary Ukrainian playwright Oksana Maslova. The creative team includes:

• director Ekaterina Shevchenko;
• assistant director Yaroslava Kozulin;
• Composer Alexander Slipchenko.

The roles are played by Anastasia Gudz, Anastasia Ermukanova, Anatoly Torchinsky, Dmitry Bzenko, Marina Boyko, and Yulia Nesterenko.

Remembering childhood, everyone realizes they weren't worried about what others thought—they simply lived, felt, and enjoyed the moment. But with age, the adult world begins to impose rules, forcing us to live up to expectations. You have to be successful, significant. But is this really life or just existence? We chase the unattainable, forgetting to appreciate the present. We're often afraid to speak our true feelings. Silence becomes a burden that weighs ever heavier, and endless thoughts tangle, preventing the mind from freeing itself. Who am I? Why am I here? What should I do next? Perhaps it's time to stop? Have an honest conversation with yourself. Listen to your own voices. Look back and finally allow yourself that chocolate ice cream. What if something changes?