Dance Performance “In One’s Sight” Returns to the Stage at Jam Factory Art Center!
On March 21, we invite you to a wordless performance where movement and gestures become a way to see—and to be seen.
Watching “In One’s Sight” touches the humanity in movement that emerges on stage and the authenticity of bodies—different, similar, and unlike your own.
There are no trained dancers performing polished choreography here.
Instead, the women on stage move through gestures drawn from everyday actions and experiences—familiar, relatable, and recognizable in which everyone can see a part of themselves.
And together with them, you experience something deeply personal, hidden, and unique.
Details
- When: March 21 at 7:00 PM
- Where: Lviv, Jam Factory Art Center, 124 B. Khmelnytskoho St., Novo 1 Hall
- Duration: 60 minutes
- Ticket: 350 UAH (general seating)
Free entry (with registration) for…*
- Students
- Seniors
- Veterans
- Military personnel
You must show a document confirming eligibility upon entry.
Registration for discounted categories: https://forms.gle/p4rtviF9YxouteBW6
Seats can also be reserved in advance by phone at +38 068 728 15 32 or directly at the art center reception before the show.
Please arrive on time. Once the performance begins, entry will not be possible due to the specific stage arrangement.
TicketsTeam
Director: Nina Khyzhna
Composer: Alyona KOMA
Set and Costume Designer: Dasha Chechushkova
Performers: Sofia Sliusarenko, Oksana Leuta, Anastasiia Lisovska, Yaryna Shumska, Nataliia Mazur
Video Artist: Dmytro Pashko
Light Designer: Serhiy Klymets
The performance continues the work of the Lab for Ukraine performative laboratory, which took place in Lviv and Kuopio (Finland) in collaboration with the Jam Factory Art Center and the ANTI Contemporary Art Festival.
Nina Khyzhna is a theater director and choreographer, and co-founder of the independent Nafta Theater in Kharkiv. She is known for her performances and plays created in Ukraine, Poland, and Austria. She has participated in numerous international festivals, including the Santarcangelo Festival (Italy), Theatertreffen (Germany), and Sirenos Festival (Lithuania).
The project is implemented with the support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. The views expressed by the project’s authors may not reflect the position of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation.
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