On November 30, a performative reading of the play by Nina Zakhozhenko will take place.
A family in Lviv is trying to keep comfort and remnants of normalcy in the middle of the corridor, because of tomorrow - new missiles, or even worse - an evacuation bus abroad. Teenagers learn to build checkpoints, make Molotov cocktails and prevent panic attacks, hit tanks, love and lose in the frontline suburbs of the capital. Yesterday's civilians guard Kyiv's checkpoints and their right to be gay in this country. Two sisters in the Kharkiv subway with a Russian plane hovering overhead. One of them always remembers her toothbrush, and Snickers in her pocket wears a winter coat that covers her ass and knows how to adapt. The other one will never get out of the Kharkiv subway.
