“The Home of My Heart” performance by Rotonda Inclusive Theatre in Gyumri
2025-10-19 14:00 | Naregatsi Art Institute
Gyumri “Mher Mkrtchyan" small hall of the Vardan Achemyan State Drama Theatre hosted the performance “The Home of My Heart” by the Naregatsi Art Institute Rotonda Inclusive Theatre.
In the fall of 2025, the Rotonda Inclusive Theatre plans to tour all regions of Armenia with the performance "The Home of My Heart" to introduce regional residents to the art of young actors, challenge stereotypes, and promote the social inclusion of people with disabilities.
The Rotonda Theater troupe has already captured the hearts of audiences in Ararat, Syunik, Vayots Dzor, and Gegharkunik regions with its performance "The Home of My Heart."
The performance "My Heart's Home" is a symbolic story about the different emotions that live in each of our hearts and it depends only on us which of them will rise up.
The stage director and head of the Theater is Marine Asatryan, and artistic design is by Aghassi Melkonyan.
The small hall of the Drama Theater in Gyumri, the capital of arts and crafts, was packed with spectators. The touching and educational story presented by the young actors was appreciated with long applause.
At the end of the performance, Nareg Hartounian, the founder of the Naregatsi Art Institute, delivered a speech of gratitude for the warm hospitality and presented souvenirs to the Vardan Achemyan State Drama Theater of Gyumri, the teachers and students of schools No. 5, 10, 11, 25, 28, 45 of Gyumri, the students who are supporters of the "Armenian Caritas" PAP's "Contribute to the Establishment of Inclusive, Relevant and High-Quality Education in Armenia" program, and the employees of the Shirak Regional Pedagogical Psychological Support Center.
Since 2024 it has continued its activities under the auspices of the Naregatsi Art Institute, with a new message and a new repertoire.
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