Lviv Franz Kafka Theater continues its mission to popularize Ukrainian poetry. This time, the theater’s actors will present a new poetry album dedicated to the work of Ivan Sokulsky, a prominent Ukrainian poet, dissident, and fighter for freedom of speech.<\/p>\n
Sokulsky’s poems, imbued with deep patriotism, love for Ukraine and indomitable spirit, have been revived in the interpretation of the Kafka Theater actors. This album will be another testament to the fact that Ivan Sokulsky’s poetry remains relevant today, inspiring new generations to fight for justice and freedom.<\/p>\n
About Ivan Sokulsky<\/strong><\/p>\n Ivan Sokulsky is a figure who has forever gone down in the history of Ukrainian culture. As one of the first sixties activists, he defended the rights of the Ukrainian language and culture, for which he was brutally repressed by the Soviet authorities. His life is an example of indomitable spirit and devotion to his ideals. Sokulsky is an important figure in the history of Ukrainian literature and the dissident movement. For his beliefs and the right to freedom of expression, he was persecuted by the Soviet authorities for over 30 years.<\/p>\n About the album<\/strong><\/p>\n The new poetry album by the Kafka Theater is not just a collection of poems. It is an attempt to convey the author’s emotions, thoughts and feelings through theater. Each poem is a small performance created with love and respect for the work of Ivan Sokulsky.<\/p>\n