A charity photo exhibition in support of the Burgas Drama Theater "Adriana Budevska" is due to open its doors in the city on October 13, 2025, on Monday, at 6:00 PM. The event, organized by the ladies of Inner Wheel Club Burgas, promises to combine the beauty of photography with the noble cause of supporting the theatrical art. From the entrance of NHK-Burgas, where the exhibition will take place, visitors will be able to immerse themselves in an atmosphere of art and compassion, gathering in the foyer on the second floor.

The exhibition provides a unique opportunity for anyone who appreciates theatrical art and aesthetics to participate with a donation gesture.

Most of the exhibited photographs are the work of Nadya Dragieva, whose passion for photography is turning into her first solo exhibition. Her lens has captured impressive moments from Socotra Island, Yemen, a place that UNESCO defines as one of the strangest on Earth. For travelers, this island in the Arabian Sea, located at the eastern end of the Gulf of Aden, is one of the wildest and most paradisiacal corners of the planet. Among the photographs, a real desert rose, which is the inspiration for Sting's emblematic song "Desert Rose", can also be seen.

The initiative of Inner Wheel Club Burgas to organize a charity exhibition presenting the photographs of Nadya Dragieva, provides the public with an opportunity to touch her work. The project is also supported by other participants who will present their photographs. Among them are Minko Mihailov, Zheni Madzharova, Mariana Yordanova and Stanislava Anesteva.

The exhibition, bearing the name "Happiness and the Sea", is dedicated to beauty, light and goodness in human nature.

"Each of my frames is part of a journey, of moments in which I have sought and found love and happiness in the simplest things - the sea, the light, the silence and the living soul," shares Nadya Dragieva.

The funds raised from the event will be used to purchase lighting and sound equipment for the needs of the Burgas Drama Theater "Adriana Budevska". The photographs will be available for viewing both online and on site at NHK-Burgas from October 13 to 31, with the assistance of Burgas Municipality.

Inner Wheel, one of the largest volunteer organizations of women in the world, with the status of a non-governmental organization in the UN and representations in Geneva, New York and Vienna, is a driving force in many noble causes. Inner Wheel Club Burgas, founded in 2014, has supported, organized and implemented numerous charitable initiatives over the years, emphasizing the importance of public engagement and support.