On Monday in the pavilion chairperson of “Dialogue of Cultures” foundation Sona Harutyunyan will say that she doesn’t consume alcohol. Sona is convinced that we are a nation of enormous life experience, but we do not use it. She thinks that history makes progress due to revolutions. One should not fear anything and should forget the word “fear” at all.
On Tuesday journalist, historian, publicist, screenwriter Spartak Gharabaghtsyan will confess that he gets tired of celebrations very quickly and does his best to avoid them. He is afraid of people who do not have fear. He knows that we are a nation risen and setting with the sun.
On Wednesday poet, translator Nerses Atabekyan will say that it is impossible to enter world literature without knowing the Holly Book. Atabekyan thinks that there are demons and angels in our subconsciousness, consequently Chagall created his works on the borderline between reality and dreams. One should be free with the world in the poem and not fear it. He is convinced that Armenians are twins always in two poles.
On Thursday actor Narek Duryan will confess that if he could have another profession it would be a chef. Duryan is sure that theatre should always be up-to-date. He doesn’t consider awards something bad, if they do not become standards.
On Friday stage director Robert Arakelyan will share his belief that people are the representatives of the identity of any city. He thinks it would be a great loss not having read Saroyan’s “August”. The stage director is convinced that no Armenian will leave the homeland of not for the financial problems.
“Quotation Marks” is on the First Channel every workday, after midnight.
