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Today Between Yesterday and Tomorrow

November 1 - 15, 2026

Online Presentation

Duration: 70 min performance 

The creative team is led by Anastasia Weinmar and Ilja Khodyrev, who serve as both the creators and performers of the work. Together, they shape the concept and bring it to life on stage.

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Online Presentation from Berlin, Germany

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Description

Features two performers and piano, with songs by Friedrich Hollaender and Hanns Eisler, masters of Weimar-era satire. Blending music, personal testimony, and political reflection, the work follows the migration stories of Anastasia Weinmar and Ilja Khodyrev. Moving between humour and gravity, it explores displacement, memory, and survival, with Germany serving as both a refuge and the backdrop for a story of beginning again while carrying the weight of history.

 

Anastasia Weinmar won Best Performance at the Albamono International Monodrama Festival (2017). Ilja Khodyrev was nominated for Best Male Actor at the Urban Theatre of St. Petersburg (2019). 

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This performance is in German and Russian with English subtitles. It includes references to forced displacement, political exile, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the Russia–Ukraine war (presented without dramatization). It also addresses political repression, loss, identity, and cultural belonging.

In the spirit of storytelling, we pause to honour this land's ancient and contemporary narratives. We stand upon the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the xΚ·mΙ™θkΚ·Ι™yΜ“Ι™m (Musqueam), SαΈ΅wxΜ±wú7mesh (Squamish), and sΙ™lilwΙ™taΙ¬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

Just as we celebrate the diverse voices of immigrant and refugee artists, we recognize the First Peoples who have woven this place's first and enduring tales. Their stories are a testament to resilience, creativity, and the power of community. As we come together from many corners of the world, may we always remember, respect, and learn from this land's stories.

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