Student self-activity

On December 26, 2014, students of the 1st year of the Faculty of Transport of ZNTU together with teachers and employees organized a «Kapusnyak» for the New Year and Christmas holidays of 2015. Posters invited everyone to attend the event. The program featured New Year’s greetings by the trio «Varenychiv-docents» (guitar – associate professor of the OTZV department S. Berezhny; solo – head of the patent and information department N. Vysotska; backing vocals – associate professor of the department of Ukrainian studies L. Turchyna).

The second number of the program was the theatrical satirical comedy «Defense of the Dissertation» based on the play «Defense of the Dissertation» by V. Turchyn (USSR, 1968). The authors of the script are A. Buyukyan (T-514), M. Globa (T-314), I. Prit (T-124), S. Berezhny, N. Vysotska, L. Turchyna; costumes – N. Vysotska, L. Turchyna; selection of performers and staging by L. Turchyna.

The head of the T-414 group Serhiy Poluvedko played the role of the chairman of the Academic Council of the Bryoven and Dryuchki Scientific Research Institute of Adolf Fedorovych Pupkin. Davyd Lvovich Simeiz-Alupkin – academic secretary of this institution was executed by Rapota. The role of the searcher Arseniy Petrovych Irradiated was brilliantly played by Yevhen Thor (T-414). Mykola Yanovych Persikovich became his scientific director Vadim Hisamiev (T-414). A wonderful duet came out of two opponents of Savva Mefodiyovich Slonov (Artem Asheichyk, T-414) and Akakiy Yevpitiforiyovich Moskin (Vladislav Bezsmertnyi, T-414). The representative of foreign scientific circles was played by a citizen of Ecuador, also a student of T-414, Cabrera Jefferson. The audience sympathy prize was undoubtedly awarded to the old maid, stenographer Isolde Leninmirivna Zukerman-Shniperson (Vladislav Mazanko, T-414). The rest of the roles were played by Maksym Globa (T-314), Ivan Prit (T-124), Artur Buyukyan (T-514), Andriy Fomin (T-414), Artem Zhludenko (T-514).

At the end of the event, New Year’s and Christmas greetings from Saint Mykola were performed by Yaroslav Romanenko (T-814).

The atmosphere in auditorium 381 was warm and soulful. The audience present in the hall took a direct part in the theatrical action. Dmytro Mozulenko, the assistant of the Department of Ukrainian Studies, also the birthday man, was particularly interested, and he asked the actors questions from the audience.

The creative team is working on improving the program and plans the next event for the end of March 2015. Watch the posters!