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HAYFEST: 10 DAYS, 90 PRESENTATIONS
Panorama.am
14:46 05/10/2007
Today at 8 p.m. at the Stanislavsky Russian Theater the opening
ceremony will take place of the 5th Hayfest theatrical festival. This
was announced at a meeting with journalists by Hayfest president
Artur Ghukasyan.
According to Ghukasyan, 350 participants from 33 countries will take
part in the festival, as well as 40 theatrical troupes from Great
Britain, America, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, and other countries.
"In the framework of the festival, some 90 presentations will be
offered, on 14 different stages.
There will also be a seminar on new drama," said Ghukasyan. In his
words, several films connected with the festival will be shown at the
National Gallery of Art, as well as related programs to be shown on
"Kentron" television station. Ghukasyan added that several important
artists will participate, as well as presidents of international
festivals, directors, and film experts. A round table discussion will
center on advancing art in Armenia and art management.
We remind that the festival was founded in 2002, and since has been
included in the international film festival circuit, including several
based in Europe.
We note that in 2006 the festival was noted as the best in the region,
except for the Moscow festival.
Hayfest will continue until October 14.
Panorama.am
14:46 05/10/2007
Today at 8 p.m. at the Stanislavsky Russian Theater the opening
ceremony will take place of the 5th Hayfest theatrical festival. This
was announced at a meeting with journalists by Hayfest president
Artur Ghukasyan.
According to Ghukasyan, 350 participants from 33 countries will take
part in the festival, as well as 40 theatrical troupes from Great
Britain, America, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, and other countries.
"In the framework of the festival, some 90 presentations will be
offered, on 14 different stages.
There will also be a seminar on new drama," said Ghukasyan. In his
words, several films connected with the festival will be shown at the
National Gallery of Art, as well as related programs to be shown on
"Kentron" television station. Ghukasyan added that several important
artists will participate, as well as presidents of international
festivals, directors, and film experts. A round table discussion will
center on advancing art in Armenia and art management.
We remind that the festival was founded in 2002, and since has been
included in the international film festival circuit, including several
based in Europe.
We note that in 2006 the festival was noted as the best in the region,
except for the Moscow festival.
Hayfest will continue until October 14.