Liberte [Trigger Warning]

10 Gia Abesadze Street, Tbilisi

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Georgian

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They will continue the conversation that started before us for a long time, they will continue it after us, and maybe even after they cut their tongues. Priests of speech - storytellers from completely different times, - without fear of losing time, almost fearlessly; In the background of the momentary excitement - during a brief ending, or at least endlessly, - parallel to the bloody raid of some peaceful demonstration, - during a momentary drop out of the joints of history, without any connection with time, completely untimely. When the term of action expires, they will say "revolution", they will think of the place of action - in the Bastille prison, in the Winter Palace, in Tbilisi, or in the overflowing Tahrir Square. 1789? 1917? 1989? 2011? What does it matter...

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Royal District Theatre

10 Gia Abesadze Street, Tbilisi

Royal District Theater — theater in Tbilisi, located at Gia Abesadze 10, Sololak. The building in which the theater is located was built in 1875 as a synagogue. Masters of Georgian theater such as Temur Chkheidze, Robert Sturua, Goga Tavadze, Dato Sakvarelidze, Tsotne Nakashidze, Maka Makharadze, artists: Muraz Murvanidze, Guga Kotetishvili, Anka Kalatozvili worked and continue to work in this theater. Actors: Iza Gigoshvili, Medea Chakhava, Tamar Skhirtladze, Marlen Egutia, Nata Murvanidze, Nino Burduli, Nika Tavadze, Zaal Chikobava, Levan Kotsiashvili, Eka Chkheidze, Giorgi Nakashidze, Leo Antadze, Malkhaz Abuladze and others. In 2004, a creative workshop was founded in the theater under the leadership of Mr. Temur Chkheidze. The artistic director of the theater (since 2003) is Merab Tavadze.

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