he performing arts are one of Magic Factory's major priorities, as this particular field has fascinated me since childhood. Working with the playwright and director Dimitri Devdariani we have produceed 10 plays of varying lengths since 2004.

The Window was our first big theatrical project for Magic Factory, and this surreal fantasy was followed by new writing by Dominic O'Sullivan, Jan Hendrik Vanstraten and the late Gerson Nason. We also mounted several works drawn from the Russian classics. 

Future plans do not just include drama, but also film and musical theatre. We are available as an experienced team or independently. Dimitri's website can be found on the LINKS page.

  
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  Song of a Forgotten Summer
Adapted by Dimitri Devdariani from the short stories of Alexander Grin.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at Theatro Technis, London
in April  2007.
  The Sorceress
Adapted by Dimitri Devdariani  from the novel "Olesya" by Alexander Kuprin.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London in September 2006.
  Desperate Improvisations
Written by Jan Hendrik Verstraten.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani
Staged at the 2006 Edinburgh Fringe Festival — preceded by a short run in London.
An extract was first performed at the
Cock Pit Theatre, London in 2005.
  Uncle Vanya
Written by  Anton Chekov.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre,
London in April/May 2006.
 

The Last Adventure
Adapted by Dimitri Devdariani from the original stories of Alexander Grin.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre,
London in March 2006.
  14 Emotions
Written By Gerson Nason.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at the Drill Hall,
London in July 2005.

Swifts
Written by Dominic O'Sullivan.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at The Chocolate Factory,
London in November 2004.

 

The Window
Written by Dimitri Devdariani.
Directed by Dimitri Devdariani.
Performed at M.C.C. North London
in June 2004.