08/11/2023
Оксана Дудко про сучасний український театр у статті для OrienteMedio News
Oksana Dudko about contemporary Ukrainian theater:
"What I appreciate about contemporary Ukrainian theater is its willingness to engage in open and honest conversations about the issues facing our society, no matter how difficult they may be. Many Ukrainian theater makers have also made significant contributions to the film industry. For example, Natalia Vorozhbyt, a prominent Ukrainian playwright, directed the influential film “Bad Roads” about the Donbas War. Oxana Cherkashyna, another influential Ukrainian actress, has recently gained international acclaim for her role in the Ukrainian war drama “Klondike,” for which she earned a FIPRESCI Prize for Best Actress at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. These individuals are worth keeping an eye on, but there are many other excellent Ukrainian artists to discover, such as the talented theater director Roza Sarkisian."
Check out the article in English:
https://pcuh.stmcollege.ca/2023/11/oksana-dudko-the-fascination-with-russia-resulted-in-a-decreased-sensitivity-to-the-peoples-and-regions-that-suffered-from-romanov-imperial-and-soviet-violence/?fbclid=IwAR1GPTk-DwcYixYD5icjCuxTKmyU6rA65F96bTyr6aZZK7-vaW8WxOK7wIM
Oksana Dudko, a former Petro Jacyk Postdoctoral Fellow in Ukrainian Studies, was interviewed by OrienteMedio News. During the interview, Dudko discussed how Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has changed the perception of Ukraine in the world and sparked public interest in eastern Europe. She also talked about how this invasion has led to discussions on transforming eastern and central European studies to go beyond Russo-centric narratives.
Please check out our website for the English translation:
https://pcuh.stmcollege.ca/2023/11/oksana-dudko-the-fascination-with-russia-resulted-in-a-decreased-sensitivity-to-the-peoples-and-regions-that-suffered-from-romanov-imperial-and-soviet-violence/
Read the interview in Spanish:
https://orientemedio.news/pensando-el-imperialismo-ruso-desde-america-latina/