Tickets to Kyiv's Theater on Podil are sold out for the next few weeks as it became the latest cultural institution to reopen over the weekend.
Actor Yuriy Felipenko told the news agency shows are being performed with only a few actors, and the theater’s websitethat 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.many performers and musicians are either still abroad or are fighting in the war.
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