Give Up the Body

The play "Give Up the Body" is a sharp satirical comedy, where two worlds collide in a duel. On the one hand, there is the character Vasya, a native of Barnaul, whose presence causes only righteous irritation. On the other, there is Baba Nadya, a true Ukrainian woman who will not offend either herself or her home on her land. This is a story about how every living creature stands up for its space when an unwanted "guest" comes to it.

We laugh, so we don't give up: satire as medicine

Why is this evening at the theater your best choice? This is a performance that has invested a maximum of sarcasm, warmth, and emotional tension. On Numotamo.com, it is convenient to find this event in the poster to spend quality time and replenish the treasury of memories with sincere laughter, which is now our weapon. This is an ideal plan for an evening for those who want to charge themselves with positivity and see apt satire on events that resonate with every Ukrainian.

Volodymyr Tsyvinsky's directorial decision and Anatoly Krym's apt text will help you exhale and reduce your stress level through the cleansing power of humor. These are your "anti-everyday" performances, where laughing at the enemy becomes an act of strength. Going out in public to see such a production is an opportunity to feel a sense of community with the audience, where everyone understands the context without unnecessary words, and the victory of Baba Nadia is perceived as a personal small victory of each viewer.

Why is it worth planning a visit to this show?

• To see a sharp and relevant satire on "the neighbor" that leaves no chance for a serious face;
• Enjoy the brilliant acting and apt musical score;
• To support fighting spirit through high-quality Ukrainian theatrical product.

Will Vasya be able to withstand the indomitable energy of Baba Nadia? Spoiler: he doesn't have much of a chance! The current ticket price for the performance "Give Up Your Body" is always available on the Numotamo website, so book your seats in advance. Come and laugh, because our humor is part of our indomitability.