The star of the films “Boomer-2” and “Cold front” will play a major role in the play “mallow”.
Photo: Ekaterina Tsvetkova
Svetlana Ustinova will be the first time
on the stage of Moscow art theater named after A. P. Chekhov. And although the actress, who is actively removed in
movie, had already been theatrical role (she played in the performances of Centre
drama and directing of A. Kazantsev and M. Roshchina, “Conspiracy of feelings” and “peer Gynt”)
meeting with the classics for her debut. Preview performance of “mallow”
Director Daniel Chashchina will be held on the New stage on June 20-21.
“I have long dreamed about
new work in theater, and the play on the stage of the Chekhov Moscow art theater.
destiny — told 7days.ru Svetlana Ustinova. — Within the walls of this theater
annually creative lab: young Directors put excerpts from
different plays, and the best turns into a full-scale performance. This year
in honor of the 150th anniversary of Maxim Gorky developed a few sketches for it
works. I was invited to play in the story “Malva,” and I’m happy
agreed to the experiment. My character mallow is a bright woman who
experiencing a deep emotional pain. It tells very nature, it as the sea,
that laughs and caresses that raised the storm that sweeps away everything in its path.”
Photo: Ekaterina Tsvetkova
The cast also busy Artem
Bystrov, Andrey Kuzichev, Oleg GaAs.
“Artem and Andrey have been working in the theatre and
Oleg accepted into trainee group only recently, however, he already has experience
work on the stage, — says Svetlana. – I am very grateful to my wonderful
partners for their help, dedication and respect. With them, nothing scary! And,
of course, I would like to thank the leadership of the Moscow art theatre Chekhov and personally Olga
The S. Henkin for their trust and the opportunity to enter the legendary
scene. Director Daniel chaschin — still very young, but also not a debutant.
Daniel is a Director who loves his actors first and foremost is repelled
from their individuality. According to the results of our screening of “Mallow” was accepted in the repertoire
I am very pleased. It was very difficult to find the right
the intonation, but we put the show on a small stage, designed for 100 seats,
so the transition from movies to the theater was comfortable for me. My
the first performance at the Chekhov Moscow art theatre very soon. I am of course very worried
before meeting with the audience, but this only reinforces my desire to go to
the scene.”
Photo: Ekaterina Tsvetkova