Government of Armenia Declares “Goy” Theater’s Independence: Talks Underway for Support and Connection
The Government of Armenia announces the independence of “Goy” theater. Discussions are ongoing about government support and connection. Legal proceedings are underway for theater registration. “Goy” opposes integration with G. Sundukyan Theater and the court’s decision is awaited.
Iconic Composer Tigran Mansuryan Speaks Out: “I Am Not Involved in Other People’s Clashes”
Kompozitor Tigran Mansuryan discusses the management of “Goy” theater, signature gathering, and the proposed union with Sundukyan Drama Theater. Mansuryan explains his non-involvement and emphasizes his signature should not be used for advertising or support. He expresses confusion over the purpose of management change and states he relies on Hovsep Khurshudyan’s commentary on TV for news updates.
“Government mishap: Theater director calls for meeting with Prime Minister amidst administrative confusion”
The “Goy” Theater in Armenia is seeking a meeting with the Prime Minister regarding the government’s mistakes in addressing their appeal. The theater is demanding the unification of state academic theaters and has appealed to the administrative court. The employees are eager to resolve the issue and await a response from the CPMC Administration within 10 days.
“Turmoil at “GOY” Theater: Artistic Director Speaks Out as Entrance is Blocked by National Academic Theater”
During a meeting with journalists, the artistic director of “GOY” Theater expressed frustration over the closure of the theater and their inability to access it. The director also mentioned conflicts with the director of “Sunduk” Theater and issues related to ownership. It is worth noting that the “GOY” Theater has taken legal action against the management’s decision to unite it with the national academic theater.
“Minister of Culture Announces Changes at Goy Theater, Sparks Concerns among Employees”
The “Goy” Theater in Yerevan undergoes changes as the temporary position holder is replaced due to non-compliance with obligations. Concerns about the continuation of work are addressed by the Minister of Culture, highlighting the importance of artistic freedom and opposing censorship.