KhNATOB digitized 400 hours of archival video
The Kharkiv National Academic Opera and Ballet named after Mykola Lysenko has created a virtual museum with the support of the Ukrainian Cultural Fund. As part of the "Voices That Will Resound Again" project, 400 hours of archival video recordings were digitized, and 30 video installation videos were created.
The Kharkiv National Academic Opera and Ballet named after Mykola Lysenko has created a virtual museum with the support of the Ukrainian Cultural Fund. As part of the "Voices That Will Resound Again" project, specialists selected, systematized, and digitized 400 hours of archival video recordings.
In addition, 150 hours of materials were digitally reconstructed, and 30 video installation videos were created. The virtual museum of the Kharkiv Opera can be viewed on the theater's website and on its YouTube channel.
As a reminder, the Kharkiv City Council has exempted the Philharmonic and four theaters from paying utility bills for the period from November 1, 2026, to April 15, 2027.