“Mom, do you remember” is a solo performance integrated into the public events of the Kateryna Osadcha Foundation, which through the girl's personal story reveals the experience of loss, uncertainty and life in the conditions of war.

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At the heart of the play is the book of the same name by the writer Kateryna Babkina, which tells the story of a girl forced to leave home, experiencing the disappearance of her mother and the new reality of forced relocation.

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The first excerpts of the upcoming performance were presented in Kyiv during the public discussion meeting “Hear everyone: be close”, organized by the Ekaterina Osadchyi Foundation in partnership with the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP).

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The format of the solo performance allows you to focus on the voice of the heroine — her experiences, fears and attempts to find support in a world where there are often no answers. Through the minimalist stage form, the viewer is immersed in the inner world of a child who lives the experience of loss and growing up in the conditions of war.

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The project is part of the Foundation's broader work to support the families of the missing and enhances public discussions with an emotional and human dimension.

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“Mom, do you remember” is a way to talk about the difficult through art, creating a space for empathy, understanding, and dialogue.