The MOÑ platform will host performances as part of the "Visible-Invisible" project by the "Living City" foundation.

      On June 28, performances created as part of the theatrical and educational project "Visible-Invisible" by the "Living City" foundation will take place at the MOÑ theater venue in Kazan.

      The project is based on the "theater of citizens" method. Directors and educators travel to villages in Tatarstan, where they work with schoolchildren to create performances based on personal stories, dreams, and experiences of teenagers.

      This year, participants in the project include schoolchildren from the villages of Muslyumovo in the Muslyumovsky district and Rozhdestveno in the Laishevsky district. They are working with directors from St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, and Kazan.

      Premiere performances for the residents of the villages will take place on June 24 and 25, and on June 28, the performances will be presented to the general public in Kazan. A photo exhibition by Kazan photographer Yelizaveta Markelova will also open as a result of the project.

      On June 25 at 12:30, a round table titled "Social Theater in Tatarstan and Russia: Paths of Development" will be held at the MOÑ venue, where experts will discuss current practices and prospects for the development of the field.

      Admission to the performances and the round table is free with prior registration on the "Living City" foundation's website.

      The "Visible-Invisible" project has been implemented in Tatarstan since 2023. During this time, schoolchildren from several districts of the republic have participated, and the created performances have been presented at festivals in Kazan, Almetyevsk, and Bilyarsk.