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The 23rd "Golden Apricot" Yerevan International Film Festival has kicked off

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Nikos Vertis to perform in Armenia for the 3rd time at the invitation of “ACVA BUILDINGS”

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Armenian theater to stage performance based on Madagascar

14:26, August 23

YEREVAN. – Armenian national academic theater will stage a performance based on Madagascar computer-animated film produced by DreamWorks Animation.

The Sundukyan State Academic Theatre of Yerevan will open a new season on September 14 with two premiers: Madagascar comedy, and Richard III, a play by William Shakespeare.

“Around 40 performances will be staged during this season,” head of theater’s public relation office Vahe Movsisyan told reporters.

The actors have just returned from a tour of Batumi, where, in addition to performances, they held meetings with local representatives of the Armenian community.

 

 


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