Ruslan and Lyudmila Alexander PushkinThis is a stage adaptation of the well-known poem by Alexander Pushkin. The game here is an instrument of comprehending the world. The world is a “make-believe,” full of false beards and non-menacing monsters. A broom becomes a knight’s stead, and a bucket is turned into a helmet. Everything in this production is about playing with conventions, improvisation, and rowdiness, and there’s a whole lot of laughter, mostly at oneself.
Opening night: March 15, 2014 Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes with one intermission Upcoming Performances: Ticket price range: 1000—10000 rub. |
| Director and Text adaptation | Mikhail Krylov | ||||||
| Designer | Vladimir Maximov | ||||||
| Costume Design | Anna Belan | ||||||
| Ñonsultant | Anna Buravtseva | ||||||
| Lighting Design | Vladislav Frolov | ||||||
| Movement | Ramune Khodorkaite | ||||||
| Stage Manager | Olga Lopach | ||||||
| Teacher | Valius Tertelis | ||||||
| Characters and Cast: | |||||||
| Prince Vladimir | Valius Tertelis | ||||||
| Lyudmila his daughter | Yekaterina Smirnova | ||||||
| Ruslan her fiance | Igor Voinarovsky | ||||||
| Farlaf a warrior | Veniamin Krasnyansky | ||||||
| Rogday a warrior | Vladimir Svirsky | ||||||
| Ratmir a warrior | Fyodor Malyshev, Pavel Yakovlev | ||||||
| Naina | Yelena Voronchikhina | ||||||
| Finn | Vasily Firsov, Anatoly Antsiferov | ||||||
| Young Maiden | Vera Strokova, | ||||||
| Mermaid | Olga Lopach | ||||||
| A Head | Sergei Petryaev | ||||||
| Storyteller | Mikhail Krylov | ||||||
Formerly in the cast:
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| Lyudmila his daughter | Maria Bolshova | ||||||
Plus: Maidens, Moors, Mermaids, Invisible Forces.
Production Supervisor — {Yevgeny Kamenkovich|fomenki.ru/english/kamen}
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