Play by Polish dramatist staged in three languages at Chisinau-based theatre
Chisinau, 25 October /MOLDPRES/ - A play titled, Mahamaya Electronic Devices, by Polish dramatist Iwan Wyrypajew, staged by three different stage managers in three languages, Romanian, Ukrainian and Russian, is presented at the Theatre without a Name for the first time. The event takes place within the International Festival of Literature and Translation, held in Chisinau on 22-29 October.
The premiere of the play in the Romanian language, staged by Alexandru P. Rusu, took place on 22 October. The play in Russian, staged by Ghenadii Wyrypajew, the son of the Polish dramatist, will be presented in Russian, on 26 October at 19:00.
The play in the Ukrainian language, staged by Mikola Misin, will be presented at the Theatre without a Name, on 29 October at 18:00.
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