Anush Aslibekyan

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Anush Aslibekyan
Anush Aslibekyan Artsruni.jpg
Born (1981-03-04) March 4, 1981 (age 40)
Sevan, Armenia
CitizenshipArmenian
Occupationtheater critic, novelist, playwright
Years active1999-

Anush Aslibekyan (Armenian: Անուշ Ասլիբեկյան, born March 4, 1981) is an Armenian theater critic, novelist, playwright. Member of the Writers Union of Armenia (2012)[1] and National Theatrical Creative Union. In 2018 Aslibekyan got her PhD in arts. Aslibekyan's works have been translated into Polish, German, Greek and Russian.

Biography[]

Anush Aslibekyan was born in 1981 in Sevan. She graduated from the Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinematography, 2003-2006 she did her post-graduate study at the Department of Theatre history and theory of the same Institute. 2000-2005 Anush has been the founder and senior editor at "Arvest" Art Magazine, 2008-2009 - Head of literature department at "Hamazgayin" State Theatre, 2008 – 2010 - TV anchor, reporter, commentator at Ararat TV of Public Television Company of Armenia, since 2008 she is a researcher at Art Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia, since 2006 she is a Lecturer of Foreign Theatre and Dramaturgy at the Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinema.[2] Since May 2019, along with literary critic , Anush Aslibekyan authored and runs the "Two in Search of an Author" program on "Noah's Arch" channel, dedicated to contemporary literature and art.

Festivals and stage performances[]

  • "Mercedes" play, was performed at Yerevan State Youth Theatre,[3] 2015, Yerevan, National Theater Prize "Artavazd" for Best Original Music (Vahan Artsruni) for performance and Best Young Actress, 2016[4][5]
  • "Komitas: The Blessing Light" play, was performed in Saint Petersburg-2015
  • "It’s about You" based on the stories from "Welcome to My Fairy-Tale", was performed on the small stage of Yerevan State Puppet Theater - 2014 Armenian Art-Fest Prize as Best performance (bronze medal)
  • "Flight over the city’’ play, was performed at Puppet theater-2010, Yerevan, National Theater Prize "Artavazd" for Best stenography for performance, 2011

Awards[]

  • YEREVAN BOOK FEST - 2017[6][7]
  • The best Writer of the Year Armenian internet competicion - 2013
  • Best Editor Prize, Contest of Student Magazines "Medicus Days" – 2003
  • The Best Diploma Work, Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinema – 2003
  • The Best Young Writer, Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinematography – 1999

Publication[]

  • "Welcome to my fairy tell’’ book of stories and one play, "Graber" publishing house, Yerevan-2009[8]
  • "From Moyra’s Diary" book of stories and one play, "Apolon" publishing house, Yerevan-2014
  • Dozen of publication in republican, scientific and literary media – 1999–present
  • "Flight over the City", Plays, "Armav" publishing, 2018, 119p.
  • "Professor", Novella, "Armav" publishing, 2019, 43 p.

References[]

  1. ^ Anush Aslibekyan's biography on the website of Writers Union of Armenia
  2. ^ "Anush Aslibekyan: "My sphere of activity includes theater and literature"". Hayern Aysor. 2017-05-15. Retrieved 2017-05-20.
  3. ^ Anush Aslibekyan’s play "Mercedes" presented in Cairo
  4. ^ Anush Aslibekyan, "Mercedes"
  5. ^ Repatriation has become a taboo topic in the pages of our modern literature, Anush Aslibekyan
  6. ^ "Հայտնի են Գրքի երևանյան փառատոնի ստեղծագործական մրցույթի հաղթողները. մրցանակները հանձնեց Արմեն Ամիրյանը". armenpress.am (in Armenian). Retrieved 2019-03-18.
  7. ^ Yerevan book festival ends
  8. ^ Anush Aslibekyan, "It's about you, Chicago"

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