The Living Diary — Performance (7+)

*in Russian

What if one day you opened the diary of someone who is no longer with us?.. In an unusual attic, thousands of stories are kept. Each has a life of its own, its own secrets, its small joys and great feelings. Here, memories live between the pages of old diaries, in photographs and in the most ordinary things. One day, the Keeper of Diaries meets an unusual guest — Death. She is not at all as people are used to imagining her… And there is also a duck trying to understand what happens to the world when one day you are no longer in it.

“The Living Diary” is a theatrical parable about life and its fragility, about love, memory and inevitable change. Puppet theatre, movement, light, shadows, music and real human voices create a special space where stories come to life. It is a performance that leaves you wanting to sit quietly for a while, hug your loved ones and look more attentively at today. Because life is made up of stories. And every one of them matters.

The performance lasts 50 minutes.

About the performance
Recommended for children aged 7 and over. If your child is not yet familiar with theatre, we suggest starting with lighter productions. This performance is for children who already ask adults difficult questions about life and death. For adults, it is a tender, luminous reminder of their angels, of love and of those who remain in our hearts forever.

Premiere: 14.11–15.11. After the performance, there will be an open discussion with the director, actress and psychologist.

PERFORMER
Olga Levanova

CREATIVE TEAM
Director: Marina Moshul
Artists: Angelina Shabanova, Irina Maryapuu
Scenography: Marina Moshul and Angelina Shabanova
Music: Olga Levanova, Marina Moshul

Consultants: Draakonipesa, Irina Maryapuu
Project support: Draakonipesa, EDDA, Lena Laine, Aleksandr Alferov, Mila Margaret Laine, Filip Kostin, Aleksandr Moshul