A (Non-)Performance — “Urban Manifesto”
Words That Connect Us
“Urban Manifesto” is a new intimate (non-)performance where poetry, music, and live conversation come together to form a single story. Individual lines, thoughts, and intonations are woven together into a narrative about people, journeys, love, and the way each of us hears the same words in our own unique way.
The texts and music were first performed in Tbilisi in July. Now, they are taking on a new form as a stage performance within the walls of the Griboyedov Theatre.
The story unfolds gradually, and every audience member will inevitably interpret it in their own way — through personal experiences, memories, thoughts, and emotions.
“Urban Manifesto” is a performance about people who continue searching for one another, for themselves, and for their own path as they try not to lose themselves in the noise of the big city. Because “if it’s not good yet, it’s not the end.”
On stage: Viktor Zhilinkov and Ksenia Mitrofanova.
Viktor is a poet and composer, owner of the APMG Group of Companies, and someone who continues to search, feel, and speak about what truly matters.
Ksenia is an actress, director, and educator with extensive experience in theatre and film. She is a graduate of the St. Petersburg State Academy of Theatre Arts and the founder and director of N SCHOOL in Dubai.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes, without intermission
Age restriction: 16+
Tickets for this event are non-refundable.