One of the leading figures in contemporary Ukrainian dance Anton Ovchinnikov organized the Zelenka Fest in Kyiv, to which talented performers came from Ukraine and elsewhere. Among them was Yana Reutova, the founder of a successful dance school in Chornomorsk in the Black Sea region and a festival in Odessa.

On March 8, she took her daughter, two students and their families and drove through the war zone all the way to Prague. They all found refuge in Tanec Praha, joined by four students from Lviv and two from Kharkov. Through contemporary dance, they express their feelings and emotions from the recent weeks.

Another group, the Ethno Contemporary Ballet from Kharkov, led by Nina Bulhakova, found refuge in the Plum Yard in Malovice. They will present a sample of their work "Say Quiet If You Can" at the beginning of the program.

Everyone, including you, can pay a voluntary ticket fee. All the money raised will be donated to Ukrainian artists who have fled the war-stricken country with their families.

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