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BAD ROADS

  • A Crow's Theatre Production
  • Natal’ya Vorozhbit
  • Andrew Kushnir
  • Nov 7 - Nov 26, 2023
  • Tickets start at $50
  • Studio Theatre
  • Details
    NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE

    In the Donbas region of Ukraine, a war is raging and no one is safe. Based on astonishing testimonies from the outset of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014, BAD ROADS explores the heartbreaking effects of conflict on intimate relationships.

    Kyiv-born playwright Natal’ya Vorozhbit deftly intertwines themes of love, sex, trauma, loss, and resistance through powerful and darkly comic accounts of what it is to be a woman in wartime.

    The leading Ukrainian playwright of her generation, “a Ukrainian Sarah Kane” (The Guardian), Natal’ya Vorozhbit premiered BAD ROADS at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in 2017, and wrote and directed the feature film version in 2020, which was Ukraine’s official Oscar selection in 2022. 

    Ukrainian Canadian Andrew Kushnir is an award-winning playwright, director, activist, and artistic director of the socially engaged theatre company Project: Humanity, a leading developer of verbatim theatre in Canada including Towards Youth: A Play On Radical Hope and Freedom Singer at Crow’s Theatre.

    “A masterly and woundingly memorable evening.” The Independent

    “Complex and compelling.” The Times

    BAD ROADS is available in the following curated subscription packages: Complete Crows, Valiant VoicesComplete Crows Preview, and Under 30 Preview, as well as Design Your Own Flight Path, our four- and six-ticket flexible subscription packages.
    SUPPORTING SPONSOR
    Nancy Lockhart
  • Dates & Times
  • The Team

    CREATIVE

    • Natal’ya Vorozhbit - Playwright
    • Sasha Dugdale - Translator
    • Andrew Kushnir - Director