Theater

Oh, God!

99/1 D.Agmashenebeli avenue

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26.06.2025

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Description

The play by Israeli playwright Anat Gov (1953–2012) explores pressing themes such as religion and faith, feminism, the human spirit, and the role of the individual in modern society.

This unusual story, filled with humor and sorrow, follows an atheist psychologist who receives an unexpected visit — from none other than God, appearing in the surprising role of her patient.
Exhausted and disillusioned with humanity, God seeks therapy to rid himself of the persistent idea of returning for a Second Coming.

This production is a joint project between the Nodar Dumbadze Youth Theatre and the Alexander Tsutsunava Drama Theatre in Ozurgeti.
The premiere will take place in both Ozurgeti and Tbilisi.

The play is dedicated to the cherished memory of actor Zura Berikashvili, who performed his final role in this very piece at the Marjanishvili Theatre.

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Nodar Dumbadze Theater (ნოდარ დუმბაძის თეატრი)

99/1 D.Agmashenebeli avenue

In 1928 Alexander Takaishvili created the Georgian Theater of the Young Spectator. The premiere of the first performance "Fritz Bauer" (N. Sats) took place on 11 November. It was followed by performances: "Robin Hood" (S. Zayatsky), "The Man in Black Glasses" (V. Kurdyumov), "Hiawatha" (N. Ognev) and others. Spectators watched the performances with great interest. The success of these performances is the merit of the artists: G. Kuprashvili, T. Tvaliashvili, G. Darispanashvili, M. Ergneli, a little later: V. Areshidze, I. Ninua, A. Kachkachishvili, N. Sirbiladze, D. Tskhakaia, N. Khorava, M. Dzhadzhanashvili, I. Donauri, G. Deisadze, A. Kiasashvili, D. Dzneladze, A. Gviniashvili and others. In 1998, the Georgian and Russian Theater of the Young Spectator merged under the name of the Central Children's Theater named after N. Dumbadze. The theater began its joint activities in the former building of the Russian Youth Theater. Thanks to the Cartu Charitable Foundation and the theater management, the building was completely reconstructed.

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