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1 - 25 Aug 2008 |
Hutsul's Year,
a fable set in the
Hutsul region of the Carpathian mountains, presented by a theatre group from
Kolomyia in Western Ukraine. Part of the 2008 Edinburgh
Festival Fringe. |
Universal Arts Theatre, Edinburgh |
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19 Jun 2008 |
"The Writer and Society in Post-Soviet Ukraine". A round-table discussion featuring Ukrainian authors
Katerina Khinkulova, Rio Kunder and Andrei Kurkov.
Presented by the Centre for East European Language Based Area Studies. |
Ukrainian Institute, London |
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9 May 2008 |
A Night with Taras Shevchenko -
Vera Rich
reading from her recently published translations of poetry by
Taras Shevchenko. |
Nuffield College, Oxford |
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25 Apr 2008 |
Chornobyl: The Survivors - a 90-minute production by British video journalist Roman Revkniv who follows
Oxford post-graduates into Chornobyl's radiation zones. |
St Antony's College, Oxford |
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24 Apr 2008 |
Awards Ceremony to announce the winners of the 2008 Orwell Prize.
Marina Lewycka's book Two Caravans was shortlisted in the
Books category. |
Foreign Press Association, London |
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11, 12 Apr 2008 |
Deadstock - a play by Steven Dykes about pain, isolation and
escape, inspired in part by the plight of Eastern European migrants in
the UK and featuring the character of Andriy, a Ukrainian illegal
migrant worker who finds himself in an unusual situation. |
Rose Bruford College, Sidcup |
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