A puppy tale

A puppy tale

Stage:

Big Stage

Duration of the performance:

1 hour 45 minutes with intermission

Upcoming dates

10 October

12:00

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Every viewer, regardless of age needs a ticket
We recommend this performance for audiences aged 5 and up

Stage writer and director

Boris Konstantinov honored Artist of the Russian Federation, recipient of the National Theater Award "Golden Mask"

Stage Designer

Evgeniya Shakhotko recipient of the National Theater Award "Golden Mask"

Composer

Vladimir Pliss

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"

Adil-Iskender honored Artist of the Russian Federation

Alexandra Gorbunova honored Artist of the Russian Federation

Alexey Sokolov recipient of the National Theater Award "Golden Mask"

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

Alexander Sidorov

Andrey Abeltsev

Julia Bobrovskaya

Marina Dunaeva

Mikhail Evchenko

Nikolay Sutormin

Roman Kvashnin

Sofia Elik

Svetlana Piterskaya

Premiere Date:

19 December 2013

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Description

The journey of the boy Alyoshka in a dream and in reality.

It is a musical performance woven from the poems of two amazing poets — Renata Mucha and Vadim Levin. Their poems — absurd and good-crazy — are enjoyed by both children and adults.

The story takes place in a dream. The images change, the plots change, but in the end, everything adds up to oneconnected story - a story about family, love and friendship.

This is a very kind, cosy, homelike performance. It seems that you are not in the theatre but came to visit people who love you and are very much waiting for you.

This is a performance that grows with the audience. The older the child becomes, the more layers and meanings he will be able to read and more pleasure to receive. At first, a child will appreciate the bright characters, later amused by the funny plot, and then more and more facets will open up, puns and absurd situations will become clear. This is the performance that you can come to with children of different ages, and no one, including parents, will get bored!