As part of the ongoing nationwide reforms — the construction continues…
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Come and become part of this miracle called “Albania +”. The beloved production by Ara Yernjakyan returns to the repertoire of the Chamber Theatre. “Albania +”
A pessimistic comedy about us and our home.
EducationDepartment of Directing at Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinema, workshop of Rafael Jrbashyan, and Faculty of Arts Management - Arthur Gukasyan’s course
Awards
2008 – Laureate of the STDAA “Artavazd” Award in the category “Best Young Director”, 2014 – Honorary diploma from the Mayor of Yerevan, 2016 – Laureate of the STDAA “Artavazd” Award in the category “Best Youth Performance”
Lusine Yernjakyan joined the Chamber Theatre in 2007 as a director. Since June 6, 2016, she has held the position of director of the “Yerevan Chamber State Theatre.” Since 2013, she has also been teaching acting and directing at the theatrical department of Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinema. Lusine Yernjakyan began her directing career during her student years. Her early productions, such as “Sonata for Cello” and “The Marriage of Figaro” at Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinema, gained attention at festivals like “2007-X”, “Theatre-X”, “HighFest”, “Duet”, and others. Her works have also been presented at international open drama festivals. In 2009, Lusine Yernjakyan presented her diploma work – the play “What Difference Does It Make?” (based on L. Gersh’s “Butterflies on Freedom”), which is still part of the chamber theatre’s repertoire and remains popular. In 2011, this play was featured at the “Theatres of the World” festival in Los Angeles, USA. Lusine Yernjakyan actively participates in various events, such as the Moscow contest of young directors within the framework of the International Theatre Festival named after Chekhov, the World Congress of the International Theatre Institute (UNESCO) in 2014, and the annual “Artavazd” Award. She has also been involved in various theatre projects, working as a costume designer and scenographer in theatrical and film projects such as “Enchanted Ball”, “Scotch and Whiskey”, “Romeo & Juliet”, “B14/27” (directed by Zhora Martirosyan), and others. She has directed plays with students and young actors from Ara Yernjakyan’s studio, including “Anter Ground”, “Onegin 313”, “Show No. 3”, and others. In 2019, Lusine Yernjakyan presented the play “Romeo & Juliet” at the XVI International Theatre Festival named after A.P. Chekhov in Poland.
NC tour A Canadian who lives in North Carolina, choreographer-on-the-rise Helen Simoneau is using her newest evening-length work, Caribou, to take a closer look at heritage, assimilation and identity. She studies these ideas through the iconic caribou—an enormously antlered animal beloved by our friends to the nort.
ROCKVILLE, Md., April 20, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- American Dance Institute announced today that, beginning in September 2015, it will support the expansion of the CityDance School & Conservatory, headquartered Music Center.
Diversity is a hot-button topic in today’s dance world. It’s often linked to conversations about the rise of Misty Copeland, and there have been many notable outreach efforts, such as Charlotte Ballet’s partnership with Dance Theatre of Harlem, American Ballet Theatre’s Project Plié.
All dance companies are, inevitably, in perpetual transition, but that’s unusually pronounced just now at Pennsylvania Ballet, which opened a program of 21st-century choreography on Tuesday night at the Joyce Theater. Since Angel Corella became the company’s artistic director in 2014, large numbers of dancers have come and gone.
Some of those dancing in New York this week have arrived since Mr. Corella joined the company, while others are in their final season.Read More
