Kristin Goes to Ukraine

In February 2022, after Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine, the translator of Andrei's play, John Freedman, put out a request for theatres across the world to stage Ukrainian plays by way of protest.  I was asked to take the role of the unnamed woman in Pussycat in Memory of Darkness, a one-woman show, which I've subsequently taken to Ukraine, the US and Germany.

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30 August 2023
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31 August and 2 September at the ProEnglish Theatre of Ukraine, Kyiv

Pussycat in Memory of Darkness | Kristin Milward (UK) | Ukr in Kyiv is possible thanks to The Armed Forces of Ukraine! Don`t miss 2023-09-02 в 16:00 on the ProEnglish Theatre Hub, Kyiv.

14 August 2023

JOURNEY TO UKRAINE, THROUGH A SNOWBOUND LANDSCAPE

Andrew had offered – so kindly – to come with me to Ukraine. Thank God he was organising the flights, trains, airbnbs. I’m impatient at the best of times, with a tendency to panic – we’d have got


The Shows, the People, the Destruction

Alex, the artistic director of the ProEnglish Theatre, met us off the train. He dismissed an elderly taxi driver - fur hat on his head and swathed in an enormous coat - saying that he'd charge us a fortune.

 

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"Polly Creed's direction is exquisite."

- Alun Hood

 

 

 

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"A powerhouse performance"

- Broadway World

 

 

 

 

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"Quite extraordinary"

- Libby Purves

 

 

 

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"Masterful framing of a nation’s tragedy...Nezhdana is something like a Ukrainian Caryl Churchill"

- The Guardian

 

 

 

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"Extraordinary"

- The Stage