Decalogue on Sretenka
Decalogue on Sretenka
Genre: Quest in the ten tables
Author: Sasha Denisova
Staging: Nikita Kobelev
Creators: Artists / , / , Costume / Natalia Voynova, Choreographer / Alexander Andriyashkin, Animation artist / Sergey Avramov, Video / Suzanna Musaeva, Idea / Mindaugas Karbauskis
продолжительность: 3 ч 15 мин без антракта
Fomin Roman
Boltneva Maria
Gorelova Anastasia
Kaidanovskaya Zoya
Konstantinov Konstantin
Guskov Vladimir
Rovenskikh Aleksandra
Makarov Vsevolod
Razumets Maxim
Konstantinov Konstantin
Korenev Yury
Kaidanovskaya Zoya
Shchegoleva Nina
Silaeva Yulia
Makarov Vsevolod
Guskov Vladimir
Razumets Maxim
Sapphirov Ivan
The play "Decalogue" intended to open the renovated stage on Sretenka (famous branch of The Mayakovsky Theatre) and it`s created in the format site-specifictheatre and its subspecies - theater promenade.
To appreciate the updated theatre on Sretenka (the architect – Sergey Kutsevalov) it was decided to conduct the audience through the all spaces of the scene: buffet, cloak room, lobby. Also, the action of the play will take place on the stairs in the warehouse and other office accommodation.
The theme of contemporary sinners united with the history and geography of the Moscow`s area – Sretenka: people stole, killed, betrayed, saw the miracles – and loved on these alleys. This is a small model of humanity where people remember something about Moses and the Commandments on the tablets – and something about the New Testament, and especially "Love thy neighbor as thyself." But modernity is confusing all the card and who can decide whether you are guilty or not?
The play was written by Sasha Denisova – around verbatims of Studio OFF, which is the first studio of documentary theater in the Repertory Theater.
"Decalogue" – is a compound of the art scene and documents, fantasy and realism. It is a new attitude to the verbatim genre – it is only a tool in the fantastic promenade build by the director Nikita Kobelev. Only on Sretenka stage there will be emperors, luminous girls, old women dancing the contemporary dance as well as touching, funny and serious human circumstances.
Where is a battle for the human souls? Yes, it is on Sretenka.
The premiere took place on September 19, 2014.
The performance lasts 3 hours 20 minutes.
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