Productions - Belarus Free Theatre

A performer is burning books in a dark room full of sand

A lot of people are sitting around the dinner table and some of them are looking at the camera smiling.

We’ve been creating for 17 years and have an impressive list of more than 50 shows!

Many of them have been recognised by world media, critics, cultural and political leaders. Some of them received awards, succeeded to make a change, or foresee the future. As for example, one of the latests shows predicted the war Russia started in Ukraine.

You are welcome to find more about them below. Enjoy!

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Two people sitting on a lawn. They are each holding up a mirror and is dabbing something on their face, wearing a pair of white latex gloves

Technique of Breathing in a Vacuum

Technique of Breathing in a Vacuum by Russian playwright Natalia Moshina, tells the story of a girl and a boy both dying of cancer in a hospice in a Russian province.

Shy Gypsies

Shy Gypsies is a dramatic monologue created by members of BFT’s theatre laboratory, Fortinbras, the only independent arts school in Belarus.

A person in a black garment is holding up another performer in a black garment covered with tattoo on the left arm and the left side of the head.

Seagull

Seagull is a contemporary dance work from BFT’s choreographer and senior ensemble member, Mariya Sazonova.

In a dark blue lighted room, four performers are smiling and hugging each other except for one.

Reykjavik ’74

Reykjavik ’74 by contemporary Polish playwright Marta Sakolowska, directed by Yura Divakov, tells of lives destroyed by the criminal justice system.

One performer is standing in front of another performer. The one in front is wearing a black dress and a necklace. The one in the back is wearing a yellow long jacket with their arms spread out. They are holding a bundle of feather in the left hand and something round on the right.

Red Forest

Red Forest is a modern epic that explores the impact of war and environmental crisis on some of the most vulnerable people in the world.

Several performers are in suits and dresses, holding up one performer who has his arms spread out. The ones holding him up is holding pieces of white paper either on their hands or their mouths.

Price of Money

Money makes the world go ‘round. Maybe you have it, maybe you don’t – either way its grasp is as inescapable as is its power to determine our lives, thoughts and actions.

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