The “Constellation” Festival has завершил its 7th season — vibrant, eventful, and truly inspiring.
Congratulations to all the winners! Their names have already been published on the website, where you can also find photos and highlights from the festival events.
A special highlight this year was the work of the young journalists’ team from the Online School of Journalism “KidsMedia”.
They came to the festival to capture its story: filming reports, interviewing jury members and participants, and catching the most vivid moments and genuine emotions.
Thanks to their perspective, the festival will live on not only in memory, but also in stories we can return to again and again.
Registration for the 2027 season will open on October 1, 2026.
See you at the Constellation Festival 2027!
Youth theater studio Terra Incognita, director Edward Jefarsky. (Philadelphia, PA) Based on her memoirs, the production leads the audience along the winding path of her soul—to where the spotlight meets the shadow of loneliness and where every note is born from the heart.
(Rossinca Heritage School Theater, California) “Commedia: Masks and People” is a musical performance for children and adults about traveling performers who journey across Italy and play commedia dell’arte.
We invite you to a unique master class. You will find: 🎭 Acting training—practical exercises that reveal emotions, voice, body. 🎤 Communication with jury members—valuable advice, analysis of performances, inspiration from professionals.
one of the directors and screenwriters of the legendary "Yeralash" series, as well as a children's author, playwright, and actor in both dramatic and puppet theater.
Splash Theatre, directed by Lana Mokilev (Philadelphia, PA) Some songs and images settle in our minds forever from early childhood. And the most amazing thing is that, for several generations now, we have continued to sing these songs and love these characters.
Editor-in-Chief of the children’s magazine "Kot v Meshke"
Alma Mater Youth Theatre, directed by Katya Kerov (Boston, MA) The Alma Mater Youth Theater presents the play “The Robbers of Cardamom” — a warm, funny, and kind story about how even the most fearsome robbers may turn out not to be so scary after all.
Young participants can look forward to dancing, games, contests, theatrical performances, and meetings with real fairy-tale characters.
📚 At the fair, you can buy books that were donated by caring readers. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to the festival fund for prizes and gifts for participants. 📖 Bring books that you have already read and give them a new life in the hands of another reader!
🎤 Bright performances of our stars; 🏆 Award ceremony of the winners; 🎶 An atmosphere of inspiration, music and talent!
# Confession in Rhythm Chamber melodeclamation Voice. Music. Revelation
Our gratitude to the jury members, volunteers, sponsors, and participants of the festival!
