Dead Souls
Genre: poem about Chichikov in two acts and two parts
Author: Nikolay Gogol
Staging: Sergey Artsibashev
Creators: Set design / Aleksander Orlov, Costumes / Irina Cherednikova, Composer / Vladimir Dashkevich, Choreography / Yury Klevtsov
продолжительность: 3 ч с одним антрактом
12+
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- Pavel Ivanovich Chichikov
- Plyushkin
- Nastasia Petrovna Korobochka
- Pavlin Faddeich Nozdryov
- Mikhail Semenovich Sobakevich
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Feodulia Ivanovna,
his wife - Ilia Iliich Manilov
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Elizaveta Markovna,
his wife - A Lady, pleasant in all respects
- Just a Pleasant Lady
- The Governor
- The Governor’s Wife
- Their Daughter
- The Public Prosecutor
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The Governor-General,
prince -
The Princess,
his wife -
Afanasy Vasilievich Murazov,
pious millionaire -
Aleksandra Ivanovna Khanasarova,
Murazov’s acquaintance, millionaire - Semen Semenovich Khlobuev
- General Betrishev
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Ulinka,
his daughter - Konstantin Fedorovich Konstanzhglo
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Anna Mikhailovna,
his wife - Captain-Superintendent of the Police
- Lawyer
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Selifan,
Chichikov’s coachman - Chichikov’s Father
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Ladies at the ball
Khoroshilova Daria
Tsvetanovich Anastasia
Kulikova Valeria
Dyachuk Anastasia
Mishina Anastasia
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Officials
Zaporozhsky Makar
Matveev Eugeniy
Razumets Maxim
Kibizov Kazbek
Makarov Vsevolod
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Crowd scene
Komina Rimma
Guskov Vladimir
Fomin Roman
Bystrov Sergey
Matveev Eugeniy
Mishina Anastasia
Razumets Maxim
Solomatina Yulia
Kulikova Valeria
Dyachuk Anastasia
Дети: Тимур Ибрагимов, Надя Фомина, Алена Пятышина, Гордей Никулин, Ясна Соколова
It is the first time in the production history of Dead Souls that the both parts of the poem are staged: the First Part that has already become proverbial and the Second Part preserved only in extracts. Gogol’s plot reveals itself in its authenticity: the characters appear before the audience not as caricatures (as they had been called for one and a half centuries by the “progressive” criticism) but as real people with their weaknesses and pain, joys and misfortunes.
The premiere took place on 12 November 2005
Running time: 3 hours 00 minutes
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