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Belarus Free Theatre: “We are stronger than a dictatorship”

InterviewBy Tom MustrophDecember 16, 2021

After almost 17 years of making work underground, Belarus Free Theatre has been forced to leave their home country because it was no longer safe. Tom Mustroph spoke to co-director Natalia Kaliada and company manager Svetlana Sugako about the reasons they felt it necessary to escape – and their future plans.

Boombox frontman Andrei Khluvniuk in Alone. Photo by Justin Sutcliffe

Alone: Belarus Free Theatre and the Ukrainian rock star activist

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneyDecember 13, 2021

Alone is a new documentary film by Belarus Free Theatre about Ukrainian rock star Andriy Khlyvnyuk’s campaign to raise awareness about the plight of political prisoners.

Radar Ost: Venturing beyond frontiers

FeaturesBy Edona KryeziuNovember 8, 2021

Running from 7th-10th October, the fourth edition of Deutsches Theater’s Radar Ost festival featured work from Belarus, Ukraine and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Edona Kryeziu reports on this year’s programme.

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