For These Teenagers in Ukraine, Hope Arrived at the Stage Door

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  My name is Kim Barker,

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  and I'm an international correspondent for the New York Times, based in London.

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  Last summer, I found myself working in Ukraine for the first time.

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  I was expecting to write about the usual things you cover in a war.

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  Combat, ptsd, civilian casualties.

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  And I did.

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  But also, I found Alicia.

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  Hello.

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  Hi.

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  My name is Alyssa.

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  My name is Kim Kard.

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  Kim, nice to meet you.

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  Alicia is 40 years old.

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  She wears a typical summer uniform of black T shirts and black shorts.

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  She usually ties her blonde hair back in a loose ponytail.

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  Doesn't wear a lot of makeup.

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  We met to talk about a drone pilot course she was teaching.

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  But as we started talking, Alicia told me about a different school she runs.

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  A theater school, by the way.

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  We are making a performance about American teenagers.

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