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Article

Two approaches to restoring historical buildings and environments for the theatre function

Sholom Dolgy Pavlo Bosyy
Abstract

The architectural reconstruction and technical refurbishing of the new facility of the School of Performance were concerned with accommodating the needs of teaching, production, and performance in a found space, the basement of Ryerson University’s Student Learning Centre with utilizing of the state-of-the-art technologies. Kyiv Academician Theatre of the Podil, one of the leading drama theatre companies in Ukraine, has finally got the permanent home with the state-of-the-art performing facility. However, the fact that construction of the building was sponsored by the Roshen Company owned by Petro Poroshenko, former President of Ukraine, as well as the appearance of the theatre’s exterior caused a lot of public controversies. The experience of these reconstructions was reflected in two documentary films presented at the Our Theatre of the World section of Prague Quadrennial in 2019.

Keywords

theatre, architecture, production, performance, teaching

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Received 24.05.2020, Revised 11.06.2020, Accepted 23.06.2020

Retrieved from Vol. 6, No. 1, 2020

Suggested citation

Dolgy, Sh., & Bosyy, P. (2020). Two approaches to restoring historical buildings and environments for the theatre function. Architectural Studies, 6(1), 87-98.

Pages 87-98

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ISSN 2411-801X e-ISSN 2786-7374  UDC 71;72
DOI: 10.56318/as