Stars gathered for the premiere of “the Cherry orchard” in the Provincial theatre.

Oksana Domnina and Roman Kostomarov, Sergei Bezrukov

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Sergey Bezrukov has presented its new Director in the Moscow Provincial theatre hosted the premiere of the most famous plays of Anton Chekhov — “the Cherry garden”. The atmosphere of the old manor at zamyslovataya (and he was also the designer of the setting) was felt not only on stage but in the foyer of the theater, where he established the beautiful furniture in the style of the old cottages.

Katherine Spitz

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Nina Grishaeva

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Starring in the production was played by Anton Khabarov, Karina, Andolenko and Alexander Tyutin. And among the audience at the first screenings there were many stars: Aleksandr Adabashyan,
Sergei Puskepalis,
Sergei Filin,
Maxim Dunaevsky, Roman Kostomarov, Oksana Domnina, Ilya Averbukh, Alexander Oleshko, Boris Galkin, Katherine Spitz, Eugene Kregzde, Ilya Malak, Vyacheslav Gordeyev.

Ilya malakov with a friend

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Boris Galkin with his wife Inna

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Staged by theatre on the forefront of personal drama
Lopakhin. The story of the loss of the cherry orchard directed by Sergei Bezrukov
history becomes a long and hopeless love, love of Lopakhin to
Ranevskaya. After the premiere Bezrukov
admitted that the idea for the ballet was largely developed on the basis of acting
the nature of Anton Habarova, chosen for the role of Lopakhin.

Maxim Dunaevsky with his wife Marina

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Sergei Filin and Vyacheslav Gordeev with his wife

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“I think Anton by habarovym we went back to
the original image of Lopakhin as it was written, Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, — says Sergey. — Yermolai Lopakhin is not a roarer-man, and intelligent man, sensual and charismatic. It is 100% a man like Anton Khabarov, and he
very sincere. He loves platonically, as should love a man,
to truly love”.

Sergey Bezrukov and Ilya Averbukh

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Sergey Puskepalis and Sergey Bezrukov

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Eugene Kregzde satellite

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Alexander Oleshko

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It is known that Chekhov dreamed to be the first
the role of yermolai Lopakhin was himself Konstantin Sergeyevich Stanislavsky (this character saw him thin, fragile? intelligent, despite the low
the origin).

Alexander Adabashyan and Sergey Bezrukov

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“We pushed from the letters
Chekhov, says the leading
the role of Lopakhin, Anton Khabarov, what Chekhov wanted to see his hero,
he wished the role played Stanislavsky. When we were working on
the show found a lot of Parallels between Chekhov and Lopakhin. From Lopakhin was
the father is a tyrant, who beat him with a stick, and to the blood. Chekhov’s father had also been beaten
stick he was a serf”.

A scene from the play “the Cherry orchard”

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Unusual in the performance of Sergei Bezrukov was the way
Ranevskaya. The Director of “returned” to the age of the heroine, which is designated by the author — Lyubov Andreyevna 35 years, she’s a young woman, full of passion. “I have a very tragic
character, — shared the role of
Author Karina Andolenko.

A scene from the play “the Cherry orchard”

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She realizes that her
use her like she wanted, but in her soul
left people. So it does not drag Lopakhin in the maelstrom, and tells him that
he is worthy of this pure love, which he can not give can not.
This is a play about mismatched love, and that’s the tragedy.”

A scene from the play “the Cherry orchard”

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“Besides Lopakhin important
the character here is nature. The action of the play takes place on her background in
cherry garden — complements Bezrukov. — It seems to me that the audience is a little bit tired of
of solving puzzles, you missed classical theatre. Chekov pays a lot
attention to the description of the scene: and guys talk about nature and Lopakhin a
monologue. It was important for me to show
a play about the death of a once great civilization…”

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