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On October 29, the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater in Kyiv hosted the first premiere of the play based on Anastasia Levkova's novel "Behind Perkop there is land". The writer shared her impression of the theatrical adaptation of her book with the journalists of Sospilana Crimea. "This is a holiday for me personally, as the author of the novel, and for the director (Ihor Bilits - editor), whose idea was to create a play based on this novel, and this great work was realized. I really like the thorough approach of the director and the team, and of the entire theater, how much effort they put into making Crimea the main Tatar culture in Tatar culture, the crime- it comes out. Organic, not sloppy," said the author of the novel. Read the entire interview on our website. Photo: Facebook/National Academic Drama Theater named after Lesia Ukrainka.

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On October 29, the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater in Kyiv hosted the first premiere of the play based on Anastasia Levkova's novel "Behind Perkop there is land". The writer shared her impression of the theatrical adaptation of her book with the journalists of Sospilana Crimea. "This is a holiday for me personally, as the author of the novel, and for the director (Ihor Bilits - editor), whose idea was to create a play based on this novel, and this great work was realized. I really like the thorough approach of the director and the team, and of the entire theater, how much effort they put into making Crimea the main Tatar culture in Tatar culture, the crime- it comes out. Organic, not sloppy," said the author of the novel. Read the entire interview on our website. Photo: Facebook/National Academic Drama Theater named after Lesia Ukrainka.

On October 29, the Lesya Ukrainka National Academic Drama Theater in Kyiv hosted the first premiere of the play based on Anastasia Levkova's novel "Behind Perkop there is land". The writer shared her impression of the theatrical adaptation of her book with the journalists of Sospilana Crimea. "This is a holiday for me personally, as the author of the novel, and for the director (Ihor Bilits - editor), whose idea was to create a play based on this novel, and this great work was realized. I really like the thorough approach of the director and the team, and of the entire theater, how much effort they put into making Crimea the main Tatar culture in Tatar culture, the crime- it comes out. Organic, not sloppy," said the author of the novel. Read the entire interview on our website. Photo: Facebook/National Academic Drama Theater named after Lesia Ukrainka.

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