Daily Archives: August 9, 2012

Dervish from ORZU ARTS

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4 star show Dervish from ORZU ARTS, London’s first Uzbek Theatre, presents 10 more shows in OffWestEnd Festival.

An ancient Sufi legend is retold through poems, rubaiyats, rituals, music and dance.
Cast: Rashid Shadat
8-11 August at 9pm,

15-18 and 22-23 August at 7.30pm
Lion and Unicorn Theatre.
42-44 Gaisford Street,
nr Kentish Town tube
London NW5 2ED.

Booking at:
www.giantolive.com
www.ticketweb.co.uk
08444771000

Tajikistan: culture and nature from your perspective

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With this photo project and exhibition we aim to give an insight into the unique nature of Tajikistan and the Tajiks culture from the perspective of those who have experienced them. The idea is to give a view of the tajik culture through a tajik perspective. Everyone who has impressive photos, we invite you share them with the European and Central Asian audiences. After being presented in Germany, it will be moved to Tajikistan in 2013.
For submitting your photo, you will find more detailed information under www.myperspective.eu.

The deadline for photo submissions is the 30th of September, 2012. You will receive notification concerning your submission by the end of October.
The exhibition will be hold in the month of december 2012 in Berlin, Invalidenstr. 42.

You will find more Information about the opening ceremony a.s.o. on facebook:
www.facebook.com/pages/Tajik-Photoexhibition/476112609081397

Savitsky Film screening in Edinburgh, Scotland

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The first film screening of “Desert of Forbidden Art” in Edinburgh was organised by Silk Road Media with co-operation of Shahsanem Murray on August 3rd, 2012 at Circus cafe. There are more than 20 people gathered – true lovers of Russian avant-garde: some of them has already visited Savitsky museum, others have heard about museum for the first time. But the decision which was made after watching the film – we definitely should visit Savitsky Museum! And doesn’t matter will it be the first time meeting with an amazing collection of Igor Savitsky or not… Thanks for everybody who found timeto come that evening.