«Don't Erase Me From You» - A Poetic Reflection

A searching monologue on love, family, and identity in an era of global change. «If the homeland begins at the hearth, what becomes of it in the grip of globalisation?» This poetic performance asks urgent questions about the state of the modern family, and the role of young men and women in upholding the foundations of home and nation. Once bound by unshakable tradition, Kazakh families endured countless trials and tragedies-yet remained loyal to the unspoken code of unity and resilience. So why, in an age of peace and progress, do we now see a sharp rise in separations and broken homes? Told through lyrical expression and heartfelt introspection, Don’t Erase Me From You is a poignant reflection on the fading bonds of love, the shifting roles of men and women, and the quiet erosion of values that once held families-and a nation - together.