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Anton ChekhovThe SeagullComedy in four actsPremiered on: July 9, 1980
The staging of the most famous Chekhov's play. From “Seagull” Moscow Art Theatre begun it's existence. And in 1980 Oleg Efremov presented it in a style of Russian Thearte School with traditionally deep and exact perusal of the text.
Renewed in 2001 performance didn't lose Efremov's depth, but found the second breath owing to actors. Young masters of a stage in their own way read through immortal images of “Seagull”, keeping the figure of roles given by director and the general atmosphere of the statement. Performance begun to breathe in today's rhythm owing to outstanding actor's works which deserve the most rapt attention of public.
Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina, Trepleva (husband's name), actress | Irina Miroshnichenko,
Evgeniya Dobrovol'skaya | Konstantin Gavrilovich Treplev, her son, young man | Yury Chursin | Petr Nikolaevich Sorin, her brother | Vladlen Davydov,
Sergey Sosnovskiy | Nina Mikhailovna Zarechnaya, young lady, the dauther of a rich landowner | Anastasia Skorik | Iliya Afanasievich Shamraev, retired lieutenant, Sorin's steward | Vladimir Krasnov | Polina Andreevna, his wife | Nataliya Egorova,
Rimma Korosteleva | Masha, his dauther | Evgeniya Dobrovol'skaya,
Irina Pegova | Boris Alekseevich Trigorin, fiction writer | Mikhail Khomyakov,
Anatoly Beliy | Evgenii Sergeevich Dorn, doctor | Boris Plotnikov | Semen Semenovich Medvedenko, teacher | Eduard Chekmazov,
Aleksey Shevchenkov | Yakov, labourer | Nikita Panfilov,
Grigory Rizhikov | Cook | Victor Kulukhin,
Nikita Panfilov | Servant | Tatiana Rozova |
Staging and direction — Oleg Efremov
Director — Nickolay Skorik
Set designer — Valery Levental
Lighting designer — Efim Udler, Igor Efimov
Music design — Vasily Nemirovich-Danchenko
Assistant director — Tatiana Mezhina, Olga Roslyakova
Running time: 3 hours with 1 interval
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