Mikhail Shhepenko's Moscow Theater
Mikhail Shhepenko's Moscow Theater
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Юлия
Moskova, Rusya5 katkı
Eki 2024 • Çiftler
Based on the works of A.P. Chekhov, the play "On Love and Beyond..." immerses itself in its own special world, relieving it for a time from its current worries. The atmosphere of the cosy mansion, where all guests are poured a homemade cup of tea, creates a welcoming mood. During the performance, the audience lives with the actors the themes of love and human emotions, which are so frankly revealed in the works of the great and the relevance of the Russian writer now. The performance of the actors and their outfits also left a vivid impression. The play ends, but the pause that followed remains filled with the experiences and thoughts he has given.
Yazıldığı tarih: 17 Ekim 2024
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Витюша М
32 katkı
Tem 2024 • Arkadaşlar
What do Ostrovsky and Chekhov have in common? It was decided to discuss this at the Moscow Theatre of Russian Drama under the direction of Mikhail Shchepenko, staging the play "That's a pound! Here's the thing..." based on works by Ostrovsky and Chekhov.
The play begins with an introduction to Neshaptytsev in a Chekhovian way. The two actors Gennady Demyanovich Neshtlivtsev and Arkady Zhtlivtsev (Arkady Averin) are the two main actors.
Old wealthy widow landlord Raisa Pavlovna Gurmyzhskaya is played by Honored Artist of Russia Valeria Polyakova. Plays a woman who has not fulfilled her feelings, dreaming of a person who will give her love , even if it is a young man Alexei Sergeyevich Bulanov (Alexei Swallow). And he gave her love for her money, but she goes along with it, and you could say she doesn't even notice it. Gurmyzhskaya turns into a happy woman, a little funny, pity-inducing, instantly forgetting about her relatives, whose gifts she was so proud and happy about recently. She looks a little ridiculous and funny in her wedding outfit next to young handsome Bulanov. Bulanov went from being an insecure young man to an arrogant rich man. These are the heroes played by Valeria Polyakova and Alexei Swallow, who play subtly conveying the mood and even thoughts of their heroes.
You watch Ostrovsky's "The Forest", and you remember Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard". And you realize how much they have in common, how much they echo.
And at the end, once again, the roving artists of the Unhappy and the Lucky walk through this life side by side, trying to give some of the warmth that can be given, to help those little ones who have. And that's Chekhovian.
That's how the heroes of Ostrovsky and Chekhov walk on our stage. And it was only in this theater that I saw a play in which these two Writers met their characters together, talking about life, about fate.
The play begins with an introduction to Neshaptytsev in a Chekhovian way. The two actors Gennady Demyanovich Neshtlivtsev and Arkady Zhtlivtsev (Arkady Averin) are the two main actors.
Old wealthy widow landlord Raisa Pavlovna Gurmyzhskaya is played by Honored Artist of Russia Valeria Polyakova. Plays a woman who has not fulfilled her feelings, dreaming of a person who will give her love , even if it is a young man Alexei Sergeyevich Bulanov (Alexei Swallow). And he gave her love for her money, but she goes along with it, and you could say she doesn't even notice it. Gurmyzhskaya turns into a happy woman, a little funny, pity-inducing, instantly forgetting about her relatives, whose gifts she was so proud and happy about recently. She looks a little ridiculous and funny in her wedding outfit next to young handsome Bulanov. Bulanov went from being an insecure young man to an arrogant rich man. These are the heroes played by Valeria Polyakova and Alexei Swallow, who play subtly conveying the mood and even thoughts of their heroes.
You watch Ostrovsky's "The Forest", and you remember Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard". And you realize how much they have in common, how much they echo.
And at the end, once again, the roving artists of the Unhappy and the Lucky walk through this life side by side, trying to give some of the warmth that can be given, to help those little ones who have. And that's Chekhovian.
That's how the heroes of Ostrovsky and Chekhov walk on our stage. And it was only in this theater that I saw a play in which these two Writers met their characters together, talking about life, about fate.
Yazıldığı tarih: 22 Temmuz 2024
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Мария С
89 katkı
Tem 2024 • Yalnız
While still a schoolgirl having read the tale of Peter and Fevronia dreamed of going to Murom ,it was interesting to feel the atmosphere where the crowned couple lived in ancient times,well and make a cherished wish for beautiful love😄(talked-come true), a little wait still looked into the beautiful ancient Russian city and remained absolutely delighted, I can say with full confidence -the wish came true!
On the eve of the day of the Family of Love and Loyalty, she attended a performance of "The Muromsky Miracle" at the Theatre of Russian Drama, which I already loved, under the direction of. M.Schepenko.
The painting is based on the famous story of Peter and Fevronia, which evokes mixed feelings and I would not say that it is about the love to which we are accustomed, rather it is about the spiritual.The story is certainly interesting and I like that in the performance everything is played exactly as it should look in the classic version ,without innovation. Thanks to the lighting equipment and bright costumes that in the darkness illuminated, it seems that you are in Muroma itself a few hundred years ago and witness this miracle , which glorified this region.
Especially like the way they beat the ship sailing on the river.With minimal decorations show a true fairy tale-very professional!
The play lasts 2 hours with intermission, but the time flies by unnoticed and despite the fact that the plot has long been familiar looks easy and with great pleasure, and not least -the seats are comfortable!
There is also something to say about the cast, there are many actors, two words will not suffice to mention all, but I do not want to prolong, I will say briefly-played excellently!In particular I can single out Antonina Korolyov in the image of the wise Fevronia with a thin camp, and in a voice like a brook , really give the belief that she is a person of light soul, having not a single sin.Alexei Swallow, as Peter managed to convey the path of growing up from a courageous boy, at first unfortunately cheated,Fevronia, to an already mature hero, kind and decent, on whom you can rely.
Lastly, I want to say-the Theatre of Russian Drama with a special atmosphere,there I so want to return!The poster is rich in plays, I definitely recommend visiting!
On the eve of the day of the Family of Love and Loyalty, she attended a performance of "The Muromsky Miracle" at the Theatre of Russian Drama, which I already loved, under the direction of. M.Schepenko.
The painting is based on the famous story of Peter and Fevronia, which evokes mixed feelings and I would not say that it is about the love to which we are accustomed, rather it is about the spiritual.The story is certainly interesting and I like that in the performance everything is played exactly as it should look in the classic version ,without innovation. Thanks to the lighting equipment and bright costumes that in the darkness illuminated, it seems that you are in Muroma itself a few hundred years ago and witness this miracle , which glorified this region.
Especially like the way they beat the ship sailing on the river.With minimal decorations show a true fairy tale-very professional!
The play lasts 2 hours with intermission, but the time flies by unnoticed and despite the fact that the plot has long been familiar looks easy and with great pleasure, and not least -the seats are comfortable!
There is also something to say about the cast, there are many actors, two words will not suffice to mention all, but I do not want to prolong, I will say briefly-played excellently!In particular I can single out Antonina Korolyov in the image of the wise Fevronia with a thin camp, and in a voice like a brook , really give the belief that she is a person of light soul, having not a single sin.Alexei Swallow, as Peter managed to convey the path of growing up from a courageous boy, at first unfortunately cheated,Fevronia, to an already mature hero, kind and decent, on whom you can rely.
Lastly, I want to say-the Theatre of Russian Drama with a special atmosphere,there I so want to return!The poster is rich in plays, I definitely recommend visiting!
Yazıldığı tarih: 14 Temmuz 2024
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Евгения С
63 katkı
Tem 2024 • Aile
On the eve of the Day of Family, Love and Loyalty, I had the good fortune to attend a wonderful performance of the Murom Miracle. It is a production about the love story of Prince Peter and the peasant Fevronia, a couple who became a symbol of loyalty and love in our country.
The couple lived in Muroma of Vladimir region in the 12th-13th centuries. Their relationship began with a miracle – Fevronia, who has the gift of healing, helped the prince get rid of the disease that had worn him out. The treehopper's daughter refused to take money for her labors, but wanted to marry her husband to her noble patient. The prince resisted, but could not resist a simple but wise girl.
They got married and have been walking through life hand in hand ever since, supporting each other in everything. And they've had a lot of adventures along the way.
The play is very dynamic. Filled with highlights, charismatic heroes, dastardly conspiracies, life wisdom and touching feelings. Many human vices are illuminated here, and good, love and faith conquer evil.
Beautiful costumes, attributes of that era, music, ringing bells – everything immerses the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. I was also fascinated by the unusual flexible curtain, which the “wizards” skilfully transformed backstage, then into the vaulted ceiling of the boyar chamber, then into a rook floating on the waves, then into the swift furnishings of the peasant house. And everything is so coherent, artistic, realistic. A true theatre miracle!
The couple lived in Muroma of Vladimir region in the 12th-13th centuries. Their relationship began with a miracle – Fevronia, who has the gift of healing, helped the prince get rid of the disease that had worn him out. The treehopper's daughter refused to take money for her labors, but wanted to marry her husband to her noble patient. The prince resisted, but could not resist a simple but wise girl.
They got married and have been walking through life hand in hand ever since, supporting each other in everything. And they've had a lot of adventures along the way.
The play is very dynamic. Filled with highlights, charismatic heroes, dastardly conspiracies, life wisdom and touching feelings. Many human vices are illuminated here, and good, love and faith conquer evil.
Beautiful costumes, attributes of that era, music, ringing bells – everything immerses the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. I was also fascinated by the unusual flexible curtain, which the “wizards” skilfully transformed backstage, then into the vaulted ceiling of the boyar chamber, then into a rook floating on the waves, then into the swift furnishings of the peasant house. And everything is so coherent, artistic, realistic. A true theatre miracle!
Yazıldığı tarih: 9 Temmuz 2024
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Ekaterina B
Moskova, Rusya67 katkı
Tem 2024 • Aile
The play "Here you are asking how we are...".
Subtle sparkling humor shone in young Antone Chehonte's short stories. What characters weren't there: a smear governess, a timid suitor and a pink stocking, and even a mysterious nature.
Stage directors and directors Mikhail Shchepenko and Tamara Basnina masterfully managed to connect 9! stories.
And as we followed that thread, we delved into the most interesting stories, following them inextricably.
As Chekov wrote, "people eat, drink tea, wear their jackets, and at the same time their fates crumble." But, the destruction itself we won't catch, but looking at the events before... is welcome.
And that, most curiously, almost all the stories feature Him and Him. There's a date under the moon between two lovers and a tea party between a matchmaker and a guide - a smooth transition into engagement and, of course, family quarrels.
It's amazing how ordinary life can be intriguing. Here Chekov appears to us not as “a must-read list in the summer”, but as a magnificent and witty expert on human souls.
And each, every story in “Here You Ask How We’re Doing ...” evoked not only a good-natured smile from the audience, but also a joyful, cheerful laugh.
And... it's all for a reason.
Among the characters in the play, everyone could recognize, if not their loved one, then their acquaintance.
That's why I warmly recommend watching this wonderful production.
Subtle sparkling humor shone in young Antone Chehonte's short stories. What characters weren't there: a smear governess, a timid suitor and a pink stocking, and even a mysterious nature.
Stage directors and directors Mikhail Shchepenko and Tamara Basnina masterfully managed to connect 9! stories.
And as we followed that thread, we delved into the most interesting stories, following them inextricably.
As Chekov wrote, "people eat, drink tea, wear their jackets, and at the same time their fates crumble." But, the destruction itself we won't catch, but looking at the events before... is welcome.
And that, most curiously, almost all the stories feature Him and Him. There's a date under the moon between two lovers and a tea party between a matchmaker and a guide - a smooth transition into engagement and, of course, family quarrels.
It's amazing how ordinary life can be intriguing. Here Chekov appears to us not as “a must-read list in the summer”, but as a magnificent and witty expert on human souls.
And each, every story in “Here You Ask How We’re Doing ...” evoked not only a good-natured smile from the audience, but also a joyful, cheerful laugh.
And... it's all for a reason.
Among the characters in the play, everyone could recognize, if not their loved one, then their acquaintance.
That's why I warmly recommend watching this wonderful production.
Yazıldığı tarih: 2 Temmuz 2024
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Светлана
47 katkı
Haz 2024 • Aile
Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol . "Marriage?"
- And you probably think that marriage is the same as “Hey, Stepan, give me your boots!”
We finish school and forget what we were taught in the temple of science. But there is theater, and it is this that brings us back to school literature. And we look differently, through the prism of time. So is the play “Marriage”. Gogol himself did not favor this play. Why ? Maybe he didn’t like the fact that the censorship heavily redacted this work and removed the most pointed phrases and criticism of that time? Maybe she was reminding her of something personal? It is believed that the play was slightly autobiographical. This will still remain a Gogolian riddle.
At the Russian Drama Theater they staged this play a little differently, with a Russian slant, even in the title they did not miss the question mark, the name of the play “Marriage?” Why the question? We are looking for an answer, watching the performance.
The author, Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol, appears on the stage, he begins and ends the performance with discussions about the Russian people, traditions, morals, and appeals to reason! And the role of the author is played by the founder of the theater himself - Mikhail Shchepenko.
I would like to immediately note the scenery, it is unusual, a little airy and mirage-like, like many things in this world. This canopy is like another hero of the play, and it seems that he is alive. There is also one unusual role - the lady at the broken piano (actress Irina Oblozhnova). All this makes the performance colorful and enhances the actors’ performances.
Agafya Tikhonovna, played by actress Yulia Shchepenko, dreams of marriage. She is a prominent lady and not poor, there are those who want it. The names of the grooms are very sonorous - sailor Zhevakin, executor Yaichnitsa, officer Anuchkin and court councilor Polkolesin, which to some extent reflect their essence. All the actors play their roles so brilliantly that you become part of that life.
Scrambled Eggs, performed by Valery Andreev, is satirically majestic and a little funny, persistently calculating the bride’s dowry and afraid of missing out on something! The actor conveys the hero’s desire to get rich through marriage and strengthen himself financially.
Sailor Zhevakin, actor Dmitry Polyakov, tired of sea life, wants to snuggle up to a warm, cozy nest. And then Agafya Tikhonovna1 Here happiness is so close!
And one of the main characters is Podkolesin, a wealthy man who has made a career, but would also like a wife for status. In a duet with his friend Kochkarev (actor Alexey Savchenko) they persistently move towards their goal. Just a question for Kochkarev: “Does he want to help a friend? Or to take revenge for your marriage? After all, it’s not easy that at the beginning of the play he attacks the matchmaker Fyokla Ivanovna with reproaches and accusations for his marriage.
But the play ends with marriage? Agafya Tikhonovna and Podkolesin. Why is this still a question? Let the viewer think about whether there will be a marriage or not? Do you need this kind of marriage?
The performance makes you think and reflect. Did you laugh? Now think!
The Moscow Russian Drama Theater is truly Russian. A very interesting exhibition in the hall, “Temples of the architect Mamonov - the main artist of the Russian drama theater.” We go to the buffet and it’s unusual here - they treat you to tea, gingerbread, waffles, from the heart, in Russian!
Do you want to see a good classical production? Go to this theater. Remember that you are Russians - a people with a rich history, a people who know how to respect themselves!
- And you probably think that marriage is the same as “Hey, Stepan, give me your boots!”
We finish school and forget what we were taught in the temple of science. But there is theater, and it is this that brings us back to school literature. And we look differently, through the prism of time. So is the play “Marriage”. Gogol himself did not favor this play. Why ? Maybe he didn’t like the fact that the censorship heavily redacted this work and removed the most pointed phrases and criticism of that time? Maybe she was reminding her of something personal? It is believed that the play was slightly autobiographical. This will still remain a Gogolian riddle.
At the Russian Drama Theater they staged this play a little differently, with a Russian slant, even in the title they did not miss the question mark, the name of the play “Marriage?” Why the question? We are looking for an answer, watching the performance.
The author, Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol, appears on the stage, he begins and ends the performance with discussions about the Russian people, traditions, morals, and appeals to reason! And the role of the author is played by the founder of the theater himself - Mikhail Shchepenko.
I would like to immediately note the scenery, it is unusual, a little airy and mirage-like, like many things in this world. This canopy is like another hero of the play, and it seems that he is alive. There is also one unusual role - the lady at the broken piano (actress Irina Oblozhnova). All this makes the performance colorful and enhances the actors’ performances.
Agafya Tikhonovna, played by actress Yulia Shchepenko, dreams of marriage. She is a prominent lady and not poor, there are those who want it. The names of the grooms are very sonorous - sailor Zhevakin, executor Yaichnitsa, officer Anuchkin and court councilor Polkolesin, which to some extent reflect their essence. All the actors play their roles so brilliantly that you become part of that life.
Scrambled Eggs, performed by Valery Andreev, is satirically majestic and a little funny, persistently calculating the bride’s dowry and afraid of missing out on something! The actor conveys the hero’s desire to get rich through marriage and strengthen himself financially.
Sailor Zhevakin, actor Dmitry Polyakov, tired of sea life, wants to snuggle up to a warm, cozy nest. And then Agafya Tikhonovna1 Here happiness is so close!
And one of the main characters is Podkolesin, a wealthy man who has made a career, but would also like a wife for status. In a duet with his friend Kochkarev (actor Alexey Savchenko) they persistently move towards their goal. Just a question for Kochkarev: “Does he want to help a friend? Or to take revenge for your marriage? After all, it’s not easy that at the beginning of the play he attacks the matchmaker Fyokla Ivanovna with reproaches and accusations for his marriage.
But the play ends with marriage? Agafya Tikhonovna and Podkolesin. Why is this still a question? Let the viewer think about whether there will be a marriage or not? Do you need this kind of marriage?
The performance makes you think and reflect. Did you laugh? Now think!
The Moscow Russian Drama Theater is truly Russian. A very interesting exhibition in the hall, “Temples of the architect Mamonov - the main artist of the Russian drama theater.” We go to the buffet and it’s unusual here - they treat you to tea, gingerbread, waffles, from the heart, in Russian!
Do you want to see a good classical production? Go to this theater. Remember that you are Russians - a people with a rich history, a people who know how to respect themselves!
Yazıldığı tarih: 16 Haziran 2024
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Анна К
4 katkı
Nis 2024 • Aile
My children and I visited the Russian Drama Theater under the direction of M. Shchepenko and were very impressed 👌
We watched a fairy tale for children and adults, “Three Brothers.” It began with characters quite familiar from Russian folk tales: Baba Yaga, the beautiful Nastya and three brothers Nikita, Ivan and Alyosha. The naughty brother picked enchanted apples, and Nastenka made jam from them. It was then that miracles began to happen, but in a new way.
I would like to mention Baba Yaga, played by Arkady Averin. It’s just a miracle how good Baba Yaga is! Getting into character like that is the height of acting! And how funny it was that Yaga communicated with her broom - we laughed nonstop🤭
The fight with the robbers was absolutely epic - the slow motion effect, precise movements, funny grimaces... I had the feeling that I was watching the blockbuster The Matrix. This ingenious decision of the producers and directors added zest to the Russian fairy tale.
And I was also struck by a huge doll - Koschey and his equally huge sword, in which his death was hidden. A very original move. And the message that Koshchei can only be defeated when three brothers are together instills family values in children.
Beautiful costumes, well-chosen music and skillfully staged lighting made the performance truly a fairy tale for children and adults. Despite the fact that the performance was for children, there were many teenagers in the hall who reacted with great enthusiasm to what was happening on stage. The hall was full and there was a standing ovation. I shouted bravo!👏👏👏 Well, I really liked the performance!
Of course, good defeated evil. And even the negative heroes in the end became such darlings 🤩 All the best that is in Russian folk tales came together in the play “Three Brothers”.
Before the performance there was a master class “Rhythmic Dialogues”, where children had the opportunity to discover the composer’s talent and try to play unusual musical instruments👍
Be sure to go with your children, I heartily recommend it 👍
We watched a fairy tale for children and adults, “Three Brothers.” It began with characters quite familiar from Russian folk tales: Baba Yaga, the beautiful Nastya and three brothers Nikita, Ivan and Alyosha. The naughty brother picked enchanted apples, and Nastenka made jam from them. It was then that miracles began to happen, but in a new way.
I would like to mention Baba Yaga, played by Arkady Averin. It’s just a miracle how good Baba Yaga is! Getting into character like that is the height of acting! And how funny it was that Yaga communicated with her broom - we laughed nonstop🤭
The fight with the robbers was absolutely epic - the slow motion effect, precise movements, funny grimaces... I had the feeling that I was watching the blockbuster The Matrix. This ingenious decision of the producers and directors added zest to the Russian fairy tale.
And I was also struck by a huge doll - Koschey and his equally huge sword, in which his death was hidden. A very original move. And the message that Koshchei can only be defeated when three brothers are together instills family values in children.
Beautiful costumes, well-chosen music and skillfully staged lighting made the performance truly a fairy tale for children and adults. Despite the fact that the performance was for children, there were many teenagers in the hall who reacted with great enthusiasm to what was happening on stage. The hall was full and there was a standing ovation. I shouted bravo!👏👏👏 Well, I really liked the performance!
Of course, good defeated evil. And even the negative heroes in the end became such darlings 🤩 All the best that is in Russian folk tales came together in the play “Three Brothers”.
Before the performance there was a master class “Rhythmic Dialogues”, where children had the opportunity to discover the composer’s talent and try to play unusual musical instruments👍
Be sure to go with your children, I heartily recommend it 👍
Yazıldığı tarih: 22 Nisan 2024
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Мария С
89 katkı
Eki 2023 • Yalnız
On a cold and rainy October evening, the Russian Drama Theater turned out to be my temporary refuge. Despite the fact that I was one of the latecomers, the polite staff escorted me to my seat in the hall, which I was incredibly happy about! Otherwise, you know. Inside the theater I was enveloped in spiritual warmth, it turned out to be small, but cozy, with its own unique details - everything I love! That evening on stage they played “Kulikovo Field” based on the story of Ivan Shmelev. An interesting story, with elements of mysticism, about the appearance of Sergius of Radonezh in Soviet Russia. Times were hard, although one gets the impression that they were never easy, but people need faith to survive difficulties and everyone chooses it for themselves. I liked the performance, and especially at the moments of the appearance of St. Sergius, they were perfectly chosen lighting effects, makeup, costumes, the impression was created as if the wanderer had really stepped off the icon and with his appearance gives hope for a better future. The actors playing the investigator and Professor Sredneva amazingly conveyed the emotions of educated, people of little faith, but comparing the details of their little investigation with Olya, a believer, came to the conclusion that there are still miracles on earth and they cannot be explained from a scientific point of view. It was a glorious evening, as if I had really touched a miracle! I highly recommend visiting!
Yazıldığı tarih: 12 Ekim 2023
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Мария Федорова
Moskova, Rusya27 katkı
Eyl 2023 • Arkadaşlar
I wanted to take my guests from St. Petersburg to the theater and have a relaxing evening, so I chose the Russian Drama Theater, knowing from past visits that it had just the right atmosphere.
The program for September 21 included the comedy Tender Heart - just right when you want emotionally light, warm impressions. Relax your soul, laugh at ridiculous situations, recognizing yourself in them, experience naive love and sincere sadness with the characters, and feel the power of love and sincerity. In general, we laughed and listened to the live singing of the actors (the performance is musical) and live music (the actions are accompanied by the playing of a pianist).
And the performance hit the heart so much that the audience called the artists to bow 8 times!!
And after the performance, we also enjoyed walking through the neighboring streets and coffee shops - the convenient location next to Taganskaya metro station is very conducive to this.
The program for September 21 included the comedy Tender Heart - just right when you want emotionally light, warm impressions. Relax your soul, laugh at ridiculous situations, recognizing yourself in them, experience naive love and sincere sadness with the characters, and feel the power of love and sincerity. In general, we laughed and listened to the live singing of the actors (the performance is musical) and live music (the actions are accompanied by the playing of a pianist).
And the performance hit the heart so much that the audience called the artists to bow 8 times!!
And after the performance, we also enjoyed walking through the neighboring streets and coffee shops - the convenient location next to Taganskaya metro station is very conducive to this.
Yazıldığı tarih: 3 Ekim 2023
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Кристина С
34 katkı
May 2023
И снова мы в полюбившемся театре русской драмы под руководством Михаила Щепенко. На этот раз посмотрели спектакль «Женитьба?» по Н.В.Гоголю.
Перед тем, как пойти на спектакль, мы с дочкой прочитали пьесу Николая Васильевича. Я долго думала, как же это будет в спектакле, ведь Гоголя очень сложно читать, ну лично для меня, а воспроизвести все это на сцене….
Но артисты театра справились великолепно со своей задачей, огромное спасибо Михаилу Щепенко и Тамаре Басниной за великолепную постановку! Настоящая классика, никакой самодеятельности на современный лад, все четко по тексту.
Спектакль начался с появления на сцене самого Михаила Щепенко в роли Н.В.Гоголя! Его голос проникает в самую душу, муражки начинают бегать по коже от полноты и какой-то таинственности… Этот герой неоднократно появляется в течение всего спектакля, и его же завершает, уходя через зрительный зал.
Остальные образы также подобраны идеально, будто герои повести сошли со страниц книги…
Иван Кузьмич Подколесин, которого сыграл Аркадий Николаевич Аверин, – надворный советник, лет 40-45. Он домосед, целыми днями лежит на диване, не следит за собой и за порядком в доме. Нерешительный, трусливый, постоянно меняющий свое мнение, мямля.
Агафья Тихоновна, которую сыграла Юлия Михайловна Щепенко, – дородная девушка лет 25-30, мечтающая достойно выйти замуж. Глупая, ленивая особа, которая жениха выбирает по жребию…
Иван Павлович Яичница, Балтазар Балтазарович Жевакин, Никанор Иванович Анучкин – женихи Агафьи. Каждый образ нереально крутой и смешной. невозможно выбрать, кто из них круче!
Самый яркий и смешной герой, на мой взгляд, Илья Фомич Кочкарёв, которого сыграл бесподобный Дмитрий Михайлович Щепенко, – лучший друг Ивана Кузьмича. Активный молодой человек с великолепным чувством юмора. А его заразительнейший смех во второй части спектакля заставил хохотать весь зал!
Декораций в спектакле минимум: диван, стол и 2 кресла. Все это накрыто белой тканью, которая периодически поднимается, создавая образ дома. Но этот минимализм идеален. Весь спектакль сопровождается каким-то непонятным музыкальным инструментом, который передает различные звуки: скрип дверей, стук окон, дверной звонок, эмоции актеров.
Спектакль идет почти 3 часа с антрактом. Время пролетело незаметно, по окончании зал аплодировал стоя, не желая отпускать артистов.
Перед тем, как пойти на спектакль, мы с дочкой прочитали пьесу Николая Васильевича. Я долго думала, как же это будет в спектакле, ведь Гоголя очень сложно читать, ну лично для меня, а воспроизвести все это на сцене….
Но артисты театра справились великолепно со своей задачей, огромное спасибо Михаилу Щепенко и Тамаре Басниной за великолепную постановку! Настоящая классика, никакой самодеятельности на современный лад, все четко по тексту.
Спектакль начался с появления на сцене самого Михаила Щепенко в роли Н.В.Гоголя! Его голос проникает в самую душу, муражки начинают бегать по коже от полноты и какой-то таинственности… Этот герой неоднократно появляется в течение всего спектакля, и его же завершает, уходя через зрительный зал.
Остальные образы также подобраны идеально, будто герои повести сошли со страниц книги…
Иван Кузьмич Подколесин, которого сыграл Аркадий Николаевич Аверин, – надворный советник, лет 40-45. Он домосед, целыми днями лежит на диване, не следит за собой и за порядком в доме. Нерешительный, трусливый, постоянно меняющий свое мнение, мямля.
Агафья Тихоновна, которую сыграла Юлия Михайловна Щепенко, – дородная девушка лет 25-30, мечтающая достойно выйти замуж. Глупая, ленивая особа, которая жениха выбирает по жребию…
Иван Павлович Яичница, Балтазар Балтазарович Жевакин, Никанор Иванович Анучкин – женихи Агафьи. Каждый образ нереально крутой и смешной. невозможно выбрать, кто из них круче!
Самый яркий и смешной герой, на мой взгляд, Илья Фомич Кочкарёв, которого сыграл бесподобный Дмитрий Михайлович Щепенко, – лучший друг Ивана Кузьмича. Активный молодой человек с великолепным чувством юмора. А его заразительнейший смех во второй части спектакля заставил хохотать весь зал!
Декораций в спектакле минимум: диван, стол и 2 кресла. Все это накрыто белой тканью, которая периодически поднимается, создавая образ дома. Но этот минимализм идеален. Весь спектакль сопровождается каким-то непонятным музыкальным инструментом, который передает различные звуки: скрип дверей, стук окон, дверной звонок, эмоции актеров.
Спектакль идет почти 3 часа с антрактом. Время пролетело незаметно, по окончании зал аплодировал стоя, не желая отпускать артистов.
Yazıldığı tarih: 15 Mayıs 2023
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