Behind Closed Doors

Sometimes the most interesting stories begin where there are no easy answers. Behind Closed Doors is a play for those who love theater, after which they want to discuss what they saw for a long time on the way home.

This is a good option for anti-weekends, when you want to switch from routine and spend an evening in the company of history, where not only words are important, but also what remains between them.

Performance "Behind Closed Doors" in Zaporizhia

Vie Laboratory Theater invites you to the premiere production of a play by French writer and philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre. This is an existential drama about people who find themselves in a space where time seems to have stopped, and the way out may not be so obvious.

The characters talk about love, hate, and ordinary things, they set rules and break them. And gradually, behind the familiar intonations and everyday topics, the main question arises: who can people be to each other - support or a test?

A classic play, vintage costumes, intimate space, and familiar actors create a story in which everyone can find their own meaning.

Why you should add it to your plans

• Premiere production based on the play by Jean-Paul Sartre.
• The chamber atmosphere of the Vie theater-laboratory.
• Two hours for complete immersion in history and reflection.
• Vintage costumes and classic dramaturgy.
• An opportunity to make the evening special and add to your treasure trove of memories with an unusual theatrical experience.

What mood are you in?

It's worth going if you like psychological dramas and plays that leave room for your own conclusions. This is a good plan for an evening with friends or for a solo trip to the theater when you want to take a breather and look at familiar things from a different angle.

In the mood when you want to go out in public, put down your phone for a few hours and allow yourself to take your time with your answers.

Creative team

The director of the production is Olga Bilichenko.

The play stars Anastasia Guslista-Polozun, Yevgenia Tsaregorodtseva, and Andriy Verman.