The Good Person of Szechwan
Добрый человек из Сезуана
Yuri Butusov, having staged one of the most complex plays by Bertolt Brecht in a new translation by Egor Peregudov, seemed to return it to the roots: moving away from both the socialist pathos of the 40s and the dissident rebellion of the Taganka production of the 60s, he rediscovered a dramatic parable about the essence of man.
An emotional, passionate story about the exploitation of man by man with the wonderful music of Paul Dessau performed live. Alexandra Ursulyak plays a woman and a man, sings in German, dances, and her heroine tries her best to remain a kind person in the embittered and indifferent world of people and gods.
Actors
Shen Teh, Shui Ta
Aleksandra Ursulyak
Yang Sun
Gods
Anastasia Lebedeva
Wong
Aleksander Matrosov
Mrs. Yang
Vera Voronkova
Mr. Shu Fu
Andrey Sukhov
Widow Shin
Natalya Reva-Ryadinskaya
Old Woman
Carpenter Lin To
Aleksandr Dmitriev
Policeman
Aleksey Rakhmanov
Домовладелица Ми Цзю
Irina Tsarenko
Crew
Choreography
Nikolai Reutov
The performance is devoid of signs of time and place - this is not Chinese Szechwan, but simply a god-forsaken village on the edge of the Universe, possible in any country and in any century, and maybe at the very end of time...
Language
Russian
Runtime
3 hours 20 minutes, TBC
2024
16+
Stills
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