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Yara Arts Group’s “Virtual Forest Song” and the living forest performed virtually

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Pavlo Terekhov
Silvana Gonzalez (top left), Akiko Hiroshima (top right), Darien Fiorino and Sanskar Agarwal (bottom right) perform the drowning of Luke by the water spirits in Yara Arts Group’s “Virtual Forest Song.”

NEW YORK – The production of Yara Arts Group’s “Virtual Forest Song” directed by Virlana Tkacz is not the first time she tackled an adaptation of Lesia Ukrainka’s classic play. It is, however, different from the previous productions of “Forest Song” by Yara Arts Group in that it took place on Zoom. This format is especially appropriate for the show. It emphasizes the connection between nature, humans and technology.

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