„LIMBO“ Director and Author of the Stage Adaptation Ilja Moščickij

A two-part performance Duration – 2 hrs. Premiere – September 4–5, 2026 Performance in Russian with Lithuanian surtitles Creative team : Director and author of the stage adaptation – Ilja Moščickij Set designer and c ostume designer – Natalija Černova Composer – Dmytro Saratskyj Assistant director – Tatjana Belanouskaja Production manager – Aleksandra Šalkinė Lighting designer – Cast : Igoris Abramovičius, Artūras Aleksejevas, Nikolaj Antonov, Jelena Bogdanovič, Vladimir Dorondov, Mila Ivanova, Viktoriia Aliukone-Mirošnikova, Alisija Nesterova, Vera Stasenia, Maksim Tuchvatulin LIMBO – this is the first circle of Hell in the „Divine Comedy“. LIMBO – a state after a divorce, after the death of a loved one, after emigration, after war, after being fired from a job. LIMBO – a place without suffering, but also without hope. In the first part of the „Divine Comedy“, Dante Alighieri placed Homer, Horace, Ovid, Socrates, Plato and Virgil there. LIMBO – a popular dance originating from the West Indies, in which dancers must bend backwards to pass under a bar that is gradually lowered. LIMBO – a British anti-submarine bomb-launching device. To be in LIMBO . In English – to be stuck, to be in the unknown, waiting for a decision, not understanding what will happen next. The word „LIMBO“ is often used in texts about refugees, transit camps, waiting for asylum, deportations. „LIMBO“ – the programming language of the „Inferno“ operating system, created by the developers of UNIX. „LIMBO“ – a video game created by the Danish studio „Playdead“. „LIMBO“ – a song by Valery Meladze from the album „Sera“. Ilja Moščickij is a theatre director and curator who, in his work, searches for new forms of interaction between audience, performer and space. He uses theatre as a place of research and shared experience. Since 2022 he has worked and lived in Yerevan. He currently heads the international theatre platform „Chronotope“, founded in 2018. He is one of the curators of the international contemporary theatre and performance festival „Chronofest“. „Chronotope“ produces original theatre projects, while the festival brings together independent artists and theatre companies from various countries. Notable productions by I. Moščickij include: „The Trial of John Demjanjuk. A Holocaust Cabaret“, „The Book of Anxiety“, „Michael Craig-Martin’s Oak Tree“, „ To Forget “ etc.

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