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The Theater on Podil in Kyiv, Ukraine, reopened over the weekend for the first time since Russia invaded the country, the Associated Press របាយការណ៍, marking the latest cultural institution in Ukraine to reopen its doors as Russia’s military operation turns away from Kyiv and focuses more on the country’s eastern region.

ការពិតសំខាន់

The Theater on Podil reopened to a series of sold-out performances, the AP របាយការណ៍, and the theater’s គេហទំព័រ shows many upcoming performances are already sold out until late June.

Actor Yuriy Felipenko told the news agency shows are being performed with only a few actors, and the theater’s website ព្រមាន that if there’s an air raid, all audiences and theater staff will go to a shelter and then either resume performances once it ends, or the next morning if it goes on for more than an hour and a curfew is called.

The theater’s reopening comes after the opera in Kyiv reopened in late May, even as the អាណាព្យាបាល របាយការណ៍ many performers and musicians are either still abroad or are fighting in the war.

Many cinemas in Ukraine have also reopened, Ukrainian film buyer Polina Schlicht told រំកិលថ្ម, and Box Office Mojo shows films were playing in at least 129 theaters the weekend of អាច 26-29—up from only at least 21 theaters អាច 12-15 and 11 theaters ខែមេសា 21-24.

Some museums in Ukraine have also reopened, including several branches of the National Art Gallery in Lviv, which the កាសែត New York Times របាយការណ៍ started reopening in early May.

លេខធំ

139. That’s the number of cultural sites in Ukraine that have been ខូច or destroyed as of May 30, according to អង្គការយូណេស្កូ, including 12 museums and 17 “buildings dedicated to cultural activities,” such as theaters in Kharkiv and Mariupol.

សម្រង់សំខាន់

“You continue living, although you don’t forget that there is the war,” Theater on Podil actor Kostya Tomlyak told the AP. “The main question is how actors can be helpful.”

សាវតាសំខាន់

The cultural institutions’ reopening comes as របាយការណ៍ suggest normal life in Kyiv has in many ways resumed amid the war with Russia, as more residents returned to the nation’s capital in late April and May as fighting there went down. After unsuccessfully trying to capture the city in the early weeks of the war, Russia largely retreated from Kyiv and abandoned its military plans in the area, instead ផ្តោត the bulk of its military attention on Donbas and Ukraine’s eastern region. “We can live almost the same lives as before the war but with a few restrictions,” 25-year-old Kyiv resident Veronika Kozehedub told the ស្តង់ដារល្ងាច in early May after returning to the city. “Kyiv is almost the same as always.” In addition to cultural institutions and other businesses, the U.S. and other countries have also បានបើកម្តងទៀត their embassies in Kyiv, with Secretary of State Anthony Blinken saying in mid-May when the embassy resumed operations that the people of Ukraine “have defended their homeland in the face of Russia’s unconscionable invasion, and, as a result, the Stars and Stripes are flying over the Embassy once again.”

អានបន្ថែម

Live updates | Kyiv theater reopens with soldout performance (សារព័ត៌មានពាក់ព័ន្ធ)

Bravo! Music at reopened Kyiv opera replaces noise of Russian artillery (អាណាព្យាបាល)

Lviv reopens art galleries ‘to show we are alive.’ (ញូវយ៉កថែមស៍)

Movie Theaters in Ukraine Are Making a Surprising Comeback (Rolling Stone)

In Photos: Here Are The Ukrainian Cultural Sites Damaged Amid Russian Invasion (ទស្សនាវដ្តី Forbes)