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Psychological dystopia
Running time: 1 hr 40 min.
Book tickets
Director – Dmytro Zakhozhenko
Set and costume design – Oleksii Khoroshko
Composer – Volodymyr Pomirko, Oksana Tsymbalist
Stage adaptation – Nina Zakhozhenko
Sound designer – Alla Muravska
Lighting designer – Ihor Holovachov
Assistant directors – Yaroslav Kurovskyi, Serhii Lytvyn
Project curator – Oksana Nemchuk
What happens to a person when, after a long struggle, a moment of silence finally arrives?
When the revolution you fought for begins to control you, and the ideals of the past give birth to the monsters of the present?
The events unfold in a closed sanatorium where former revolutionaries, ordinary citizens, and undercover secret police agents coexist. A space meant for healing turns into a place of control and isolation. Barbed wire, strict routines, and constant surveillance transform the sanatorium into a model of the state – cold and merciless.
“Sanatorium Zone” is not only a story about the 1920s. It is a performance about a human being inside the system, about the loss of ideals, and about the moment when the madness of the world begins to feel like the norm.
Cast:
| Anarch | Vladyslav Meleshko 24.5 Artem Miaus 4.5 |
| Maya | Mariia Honcharova 24.5 Natalia Shevchenko 4.5 |
| Karno | Serhii Detiuk 24.5 Viatcheslav Nikolenko 4.5 |
| Khlonia | Mykhailo Hanev 4.5 Ivan Holovko 24.5 |
| Unikum | Taisiya BoykoOlena Chervonenko 24.5 Olena Nescheret 4.5 |
| Didok (The Old Man) | Victor Aldoshyn 24.5 Oleksandr Gannochenko 4.5 |
| Katria | Myroslava Litvynska 4.5 Daryna Stepankova 24.5 |
| The Fool | Roman Kotov 4.5 Pavlo Logvin 24.5 |
