Ritual Theater and Creativity Laboratory was founded on February 11, 2020 by director and educator Aynur Zarrintac. The theater operates both domestically and internationally and works with different age groups of local communities.
In addition to social projects and performances, Ritual Theater and Creativity Laboratory carries out a number of experiments in the direction of the digitalization of theater. It works on the integration of Immersive Reality (VR/AR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in social issues and art.
Show more...The main goal of the theater is to teach social issues through theater methodology and create resources in the Azerbaijani language together with community members in different regions of Azerbaijan and in the capital. Ritual Theater operates both domestically and internationally, collaborating with local communities of various age groups.
Ritual Theatre collaborates with artists and cultural organizations from around the world, drawing global attention to b
Ritual Theatre places special emphasis on the integration of digitalization and technology into the arts.
Ritual Theatre and the Creativity Lab implement impactful events and projects in collaboration with community members, u
The theater's activities are not limited to traditional performances. It is also known for social projects and innovativ
In this performance, we want to re-imagine the traditional childhood fairy tale “Tig-Tig Khanum” through the prism of loneliness and separation, bringing together the stories of modern people.
Just like the headlights of passing cars would cast fleeting shadows on the walls at night during childhood, this play projects itself onto the heart.
We often hear around us that art is not developing in Azerbaijan, and that most of the good films, music, and plays were made during the Soviet era.
During the trainings, information was provided about bullying, hate speech, and cyberbullying, and various activities and discussions were held with the participants.
In this workshop, you will learn how to create an image by analyzing yourself, your negative and positive aspects, and how to create an image by getting to know yourself better and using body-movement techniques.
The first masterclass dedicated to Jonathan the Tortoise was held by Nadejda Potayenko, organized by the Ritual Mobile Theatre Laboratory.
Ritual Theatre and Creativity Laboratory presents interesting articles about its creative process, artistic practices, and new projects.
The Ritual Mobile Theatre Lab crew is participating in a theatre project implemented by Ireland's Crooked House Theatre Company at Maynooth University.