Babylon’ opera-circus
“Babylon” is based on a biblical legend about the conflict between a man and god. Staged by outstanding Ukrainian director Vlad Troitskyi, the ancient legend is adapted to a modern setting. The performance mixes a range of musical styles, vocal techniques and unusual musical instruments.
“BABYLON” opera-circus. March 24. 8 p.m. KPI Palace of Culture (37 Peremohy Ave.) Hr 200-650
Exhibition ‘CANactions City. Values’
The exhibition depicts city life and its values, among which residents are the priority. The exhibition gives visitors an opportunity to determine their own values, and enjoy the art of photography.
To gain entry, visitors should bring their passport or driving license.
‘CANactions City. Values’. March 25 – April 8. 4-9 p.m. American House (6 Pymonenko St.) Free entry
‘The Great Gatsby’ ballet
After a triumphal European tour, one of the most popular performances in the history of dance is returning to Kyiv. Famous American director Dwight Rhoden and his star team bring F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel to the stage again. This amazing choreographic show, telling the story of love, hope and despair, will leave no one untouched.
“The Great Gatsby” ballet. March 31. 7 p.m. National Palace of Arts Ukraine (103 Velyka Vasylkivska St.) Hr 380–2850
Docudays film festival
The 14th international human rights documentary film festival Docudays UA kicks off on March 25 and will last until March 31 in Kyiv’s Cinema House (6 Saksahanskoho St.) and other theaters. Global warming and ecological issues are the main topics of this year’s festival. Visitors will be treated to a total of 94 films from 47 countries. The films are screened in their original languages, with Ukrainian subtitles.
Docudays UA film festival. March 25 – 31. Free before 3 p.m, after that Hr 20-40. For more information, see docudays.org.ua
Selector Live. Ray BLK concert
Selector Live, organized by the British Council in Ukraine and Sentrum, starts its third season with a concert by soul singer Ray BLK. Described as “the Lauryn Hill of the UK,” she is number one on the BBC’s “Sound of 2017” list. Ray’s stage surname stands for “Building, Living, and Knowing” – the things she writes and sings about.
Selector Live. Ray BLK concert. March 31. 8 p.m. Sentrum (11 Shota Rustaveli St.) Hr 360-720
Bloom Twins concert
The Ukrainian-British twins Anya and Sonya Kuprienko, having already conquered Britain, are returning to motherland to perform their solo show. Loved and respected by such legends as Guns N’ Roses, Duran Duran and Seal, the sisters combine electronica with pop melodies, distinctive vocals, and the sounds of the flute, harmonica and piano.
Bloom Twins concert. March 24. 8 p.m. Atlas (37 Sichovykh Striltsiv St.) Hr 300-1,500
