Museum of Uncounted Voices

100 years after the founding of the Soviet Union, critic, curator and theatre-maker Marina Davydova conceives the Museum of Uncounted Voices, a museum space brought to life. She conveys the cultural peculiarities of the former Soviet countries and the emergence of nation states in the USSR, and she shows why these borders are “time bombs” today. The opposition Russian Davydova, born in Azerbaijan as the daughter of an Armenian, is now once again in exile.

Languages: English, German, Russian

A work commissioned by HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) Produktion Wiener Festwochen, HAU Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin) Koproduktion Theater Freiburg