A Few Ways to Lose a Friendship is a documentary theatre work by Mikhail Kaluzhsky about friendships fractured by ideological disagreement. Its original testimonies were collected by Kaluzhsky and his students during a workshop in Tekali, near the borders of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. For Sharashka, Meir Tati and Kaluzhsky brought the play together with additional testimonies from Israel and Ukraine.

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Mikhail Kaluzhsky (born 1967, Novosibirsk) is a Russian playwright, journalist, and activist. He studied Russian literature at Novosibirsk State University, graduating in 1992. His work has included journalism, programmes for international NGOs, and the curation of documentary theatre at the Joseph Beuys Theatre and the Sakharov Center in Moscow.

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​Performers: Ivan Timofeev and Dina Yakerson.