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Theatre critic turned gardener. Vlog from Armenia

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“You wake up every morning knowing you are needed, you have something important to do,” says Ashot Mikaelyan. He never planned on becoming a gardener, but for over a year he has been working in a park in in the capital of Armenia. Why did a theater critic become a gardener? He tells his own story.

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