Divine Comedy
Divine Comedy
The performance has no relation to the great work of Dante Alighieri.
This is a playful and witty narration of the biblical story of the creation of the world. It was written by the playwright Isidor Shtok. At the heart of this equally ironic and lyrical play is the story of the fall of man.
God created Adam and Eve and placed them in the Garden of Eden. The life in Eden was good - it was beautiful, and warm, and satisfying The only drawback -it was boring. All animals and birds have children, but not Adam and Eve, because they are sinless. Boring! Adam and Eve ate the forbidden apple and were exiled from Eden. Their life became difficult, but not boring.
This performance is a theatrical classic, which, even decades later, is well accepted by both teenagers and their parents. It is relevant and ageless.
Tabs
Author
Directed by - directors
- Semyon Samodur people's Artist of the RSFSR
- Sergey Obraztsov people's Artist of the USSR
Director
- Vladimir Kusov people's Artist of the RSFSR
Composer
- Nikita Bogoslovsky people's Artist of the USSR
Cast
- Andrey Nechaev honored Artist of the Russian Federation, recipient of the National Theater Award "Golden Mask"
- Dmitry Chernov honored Artist of the Russian Federation, recipient of the National Theater Award "Golden Mask"
- Roman Bogomolny honored Artist of the Russian Federation
- Alexandra Gorbunova honored Artist of the Russian Federation
- Anatoly Veshchikov honored Artist of the Russian Federation
- Khalisya Bogdanova recipient of the National Theater Award "Golden Mask"
- Viktor Voevodin honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation
- Anna Suvorova
- Artur Arutyunov
- Irina Lankina
- Julia Bobrovskaya
- Maria Wolfson
- Marina Dunaeva
- Mikhail Evchenko
- Nikolay Sutormin
- Sergey Busarov
- Sofia Elik
- Tatyana Pisklova
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