After KLIM's play
DOSTOJEVSKY-CHESTERTON: THE CRIME PARADOXES or THE LONELY RIDERS OF THE APOCALYPSES
Directed by Vladislav Troickyi
The language of the performance is Ukranian
"...all of us are like that
born not at the right time
and created and sent for something different
had someone mixed up the address, perhaps..."
The premiere took place in February 2003. The author of the play is KLIM who wrote it specially for DAKH Theatre actors and this is its first staging. Based on the F. Dostoevskyi and G.Chesterton's novels.
Idea, Production and Staging – Vladislav Troitskyi
Scenography – Igor Leschenko
Light, Sound - Andrew Bovkun
Natalya Perchishena
Marko Halanevich
Computer sound montage - Anastasiya Shulga
Characters and performers:
Mister Pond - Alexander Prischepa
Inspector Zametov - Alexei Iljuchenko
Raskolnikov - Viktor Ohon'ko
Raskolnikov - Oleg Zaitzev
The girl - Tatyana Vasilenko
Sonya Marmeladova - Tatyana Vasilenko
The young playwright - Tatyana Vasilenko
Katherine - Tatyana Vasilenko
Svidrigailov - Alexander Prischepa
Svidrigailov - Anatholyi Cherkov
Marmeladov - Alexander Prischepa
Marmeladov - Anatholyi Cherkov
"...when a good person
comes to the conclusion
that he has a right to kill
a bad one, increasing his virtue by doing so
history starts to seem senseless and not serious..."
In this play there are many characters. It is a mixture of detective plots and an irresistible stream of an acting improvisation. And there are the repentant monologues of Svidrigailov, Raskolnikov and Sonja Marmeladova. When are we real? When are we playing with inspiration and when are we saying the truth?
This is a play about riders. Lonely riders in search of the truth.
All the women roles the same actress is playing: the girl, the young playwright, Katherine and Sonja. It is to her Raskolnikov is coming as to his last hope for healing of faith and love. Love what searches nothing for itself.
"The action happens here and now. Besides genres diversity the staging combines several theatre schools: the theatre of masks, characters theatre e t.c. The artists are given a space for improvisation, so each performance can be concidered a small premiere".
(Natalya Red'ka, Afisha)
2 ACTS
3 HOURS
Two acts. 3 hours
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