NEWS: Yanina Hope’s ‘The Sound of Absence’ to Play at the Omnibus Theatre

It has been announced that the play inspired by Yanina Hope’s relationship with her father will play at the Omnibus Theatre next year.

Blending theatre and original live piano music, The Sound of Absence examines the complexities of father-daughter relationships  and the ways parents’ decisions shape our lives.

When Lenore’s father passes away, she is overcome with memories and rage forcing her to confront her identity and belonging. In order to rebuild herself, Lenore embarks on a solitary journey through time accompanied by poetry and a mysterious doppelganger-pianist.  

Directed by  Ivanka Polchenko, the production is set to star Yanina Hope and Vladyslav Kuznetsov.

Meanwhile, the creative team also includes: Composer Vladyslav Kuznetsov, Movement Director Anna Korzik, Movement Director Anna Korzik ,Costume and Set designer Shahaf Beer and Lighting designer thegeorgeNET.

Yanina said, “This play was born from a deep sense of helplessness a year after my father passed away. Maybe it was his death that unlocked something within me. I like to believe that in his passing, he reopened the door to my creative writing to comfort me. I thought a lot about what I wanted to say and the more I worked on the show, the more I wanted to explore father figures and what has made our parents who they are. I think it’s something everyone can relate to, audiences have told us this after watching the show. I hope it will inspire others to look at the relationships with their parents from a different perspective.”