The Third Army Corps and the "Black Square"

The play "Everything Will Be Alright, But Not Right Away" is an extremely frank event on the stage of the Panas Saksagansky Theater. In times when each of us is looking for answers to difficult questions, this military stand-up from "Black Square" becomes a platform for an honest conversation about life, where front-line stories and civilian everyday life are intertwined.

Senses without filters: when the scene becomes a reflection of reality

When it becomes difficult to navigate the news flow, it is sincere art that helps to find points of support. There is no room for falsehood in this project: together with Anna Yanovitskaya, Yevhen Avdeenko, an Honored Artist of Ukraine and a warrior who has been defending the Motherland since the first day of the full-scale invasion, takes the stage. This gives each monologue a weight that cannot be played - it can only be experienced together with the viewer.

They advise coming to Numotamo for the same "piece of hope" that the creators promise. This is a tragicomedy about love that does not care about circumstances, and about unbearably apt humor (yes, using words that we all know), which saves from tension. It is important to remember: every ticket to the screening in Bila Tserkva is a real help to the army, because all the funds collected are transferred to the needs of the Third Army Corps.

It is convenient to book tickets for the performance in advance on Numotamo.com. This is an opportunity to breathe a sigh of relief, feel the support of like-minded people, and support the defenders not just with words, but with concrete actions.

This evening is worth adding to your plans:

• The opportunity to hear the voice of a person who knows the reality of the front from personal experience;
• Lively conversation in today's language — with sharp humor and meanings that resonate with everyone;
• An opportunity to feel community and solidarity among people who share your same rhythm;
• A chance to escape from daily stress while finding answers to important internal questions;
• Participation in a charitable initiative — direct assistance to the Third Army Corps;
• Emotions recorded in memory that will long remind us of our invincibility.