Ilya Moschitsky, artistic director of the workshop & chronotope, was born in the village of Illarionovka into a Jewish-Armenian family. Ilya has directed productions at various academic and state theaters, as well as at independent and experimental stages in Armenia, Ukraine, and Russia. He lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia. Moschitsky’s works have been presented at renowned international festivals, including Voices in Berlin, Edinburgh Fringe in Edinburgh, Theatrical Confrontations in Lublin, GogolFest in Kyiv, NET (New European Theatre) in Moscow, European Spring in Arkhangelsk, Black and White in Imatra, among others.
"Chronotope" is an independent theater that creates relevant performances in Armenian. "Temporary Association Chronotope" was founded in 2018. Today, "Chronotope" presents its performances in Yerevan on the stages of NPAK (Armenian Center for Contemporary Art) and Small Theatre. "Chronotope" redefines the traditional understanding of Armenian theater by addressing global issues through a local lens, striving to inspire change on different levels — across the country, in cities, and on the streets…