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Duration of the performance is 2 hours and 15 minutes with one intermission. Age restriction 16+
The Storm directed by Anrey Moguchy reveals the unusual histrionics of Ostrovsky’s play. It is a fairy tale mystery, a description of Katerina’s life and other inhabitants of the Volga city Kalinov, who live on the stage decorated like Palekh lacquer box between the evil and the good. This is metaphysics of the dark Russian Tsardom, a terrifying tale that comes alive in the outer darkness and blatant blackness of scenography by Vera Martynov.
Multiple layers of Russian myth. Traditions of the great and the vicious revealed by Ostrovsky, which are still relevant.
This is a Russian interpretation of the classical conflict between the duty and emotion, unleashed passion and unquenchable faith.
The Storm directed by Anrey Moguchy reveals the unusual histrionics of Ostrovsky’s play. It is a fairy tale mystery, a description of Katerina’s life and other inhabitants of the Volga city Kalinov, who live on the stage decorated like Palekh lacquer box between the evil and the good. This is metaphysics of the dark Russian Tsardom, a terrifying tale that comes alive in the outer darkness and blatant blackness of scenography by Vera Martynov.
Multiple layers of Russian myth. Traditions of the great and the vicious revealed by Ostrovsky, which are still relevant.
This is a Russian interpretation of the classical conflict between the duty and emotion, unleashed passion and unquenchable faith.
Stage Director – Anrey Moguchy
Composer – Aleksandr Manotskov
Designer – Vera Martynov
Costume designer – Svetlana Gribanova
Lighting designer – Stas Svistunovich
Director’s assistants – Aleksandr Artemov, Svetlana Shagina.
Sound director – Aleksey Titov
Music director – Anna Vishnyakova
Stunts – Maksim Pakhomov, Roman Kaganovich
Directors’s assistant – Ludmila Kuznetsova
Stage design supervisor – Andrey Kudryashov
Executive producer – Ekaterina Arsenyeva
Composer – Aleksandr Manotskov
Designer – Vera Martynov
Costume designer – Svetlana Gribanova
Lighting designer – Stas Svistunovich
Director’s assistants – Aleksandr Artemov, Svetlana Shagina.
Sound director – Aleksey Titov
Music director – Anna Vishnyakova
Stunts – Maksim Pakhomov, Roman Kaganovich
Directors’s assistant – Ludmila Kuznetsova
Stage design supervisor – Andrey Kudryashov
Executive producer – Ekaterina Arsenyeva
Duration of the performance is 2 hours and 15 minutes with one intermission. Age restriction 16+
The Storm directed by Anrey Moguchy reveals the unusual histrionics of Ostrovsky’s play. It is a fairy tale mystery, a description of Katerina’s life and other inhabitants of the Volga city Kalinov, who live on the stage decorated like Palekh lacquer box between the evil and the good. This is metaphysics of the dark Russian Tsardom, a terrifying tale that comes alive in the outer darkness and blatant blackness of scenography by Vera Martynov.
Multiple layers of Russian myth. Traditions of the great and the vicious revealed by Ostrovsky, which are still relevant.
This is a Russian interpretation of the classical conflict between the duty and emotion, unleashed passion and unquenchable faith.
The Storm directed by Anrey Moguchy reveals the unusual histrionics of Ostrovsky’s play. It is a fairy tale mystery, a description of Katerina’s life and other inhabitants of the Volga city Kalinov, who live on the stage decorated like Palekh lacquer box between the evil and the good. This is metaphysics of the dark Russian Tsardom, a terrifying tale that comes alive in the outer darkness and blatant blackness of scenography by Vera Martynov.
Multiple layers of Russian myth. Traditions of the great and the vicious revealed by Ostrovsky, which are still relevant.
This is a Russian interpretation of the classical conflict between the duty and emotion, unleashed passion and unquenchable faith.
Stage Director – Anrey Moguchy
Composer – Aleksandr Manotskov
Designer – Vera Martynov
Costume designer – Svetlana Gribanova
Lighting designer – Stas Svistunovich
Director’s assistants – Aleksandr Artemov, Svetlana Shagina.
Sound director – Aleksey Titov
Music director – Anna Vishnyakova
Stunts – Maksim Pakhomov, Roman Kaganovich
Directors’s assistant – Ludmila Kuznetsova
Stage design supervisor – Andrey Kudryashov
Executive producer – Ekaterina Arsenyeva
Composer – Aleksandr Manotskov
Designer – Vera Martynov
Costume designer – Svetlana Gribanova
Lighting designer – Stas Svistunovich
Director’s assistants – Aleksandr Artemov, Svetlana Shagina.
Sound director – Aleksey Titov
Music director – Anna Vishnyakova
Stunts – Maksim Pakhomov, Roman Kaganovich
Directors’s assistant – Ludmila Kuznetsova
Stage design supervisor – Andrey Kudryashov
Executive producer – Ekaterina Arsenyeva
Cast of characters
Savel Prokofievitch Dikoy, a merchant, important person in the town: Honored actor of the Russian Federation Sergey Losev
Boris Grigorievitch, his nephew, a young man of good education: Alexander Kuznetsov / Petr Zakharov
Marfa Ignatievna Kabanova (Kabanikha), a rich merchant widow: People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Marina Ignatova
Tikhon Ivanitch Kabanov, her son: Alexey Vinnikov
Katerina, his wife: Olga Vankova
Varvara, Tikhon’s sister: Nina Alexandrova / Varvara Pavlova
Kuligin, a man of the artisan class, a self-taught watchmaker, engaged in trying to discover the secret of perpetual motion: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Anatoly Petrov
Vania Kudriash, a young man, Dikoy’s clerk: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Vasiliy Reutov
Shapkin, a citizen: Victor Knyazhev / Dmitry Smirnov
Feklusha, a pilgrim woman: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, laureate of the State Prize Maria Lavrova
Glasha, a maidservant in the Kabanov house: Alyona Kuchkova / Glaphira Lavrova
Barynya, an old lady of seventy, half mad: People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Irute Vengalite
Blessed: Diana Shishlyaeva
Townspeople of both sexes, Swallows: Victor Knyazhev / Egor Medvedev, Evgeniy Slavskiy, Alexandra Magelatova
Orchestra of the BDT:
Vera Ionova (piano), Alekszandr Zakharenko / Alexander Zakharenko (clarinet), Nikolay Rybakov / Yury Andreev (bass-drum)
Boris Grigorievitch, his nephew, a young man of good education: Alexander Kuznetsov / Petr Zakharov
Marfa Ignatievna Kabanova (Kabanikha), a rich merchant widow: People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Marina Ignatova
Tikhon Ivanitch Kabanov, her son: Alexey Vinnikov
Katerina, his wife: Olga Vankova
Varvara, Tikhon’s sister: Nina Alexandrova / Varvara Pavlova
Kuligin, a man of the artisan class, a self-taught watchmaker, engaged in trying to discover the secret of perpetual motion: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Anatoly Petrov
Vania Kudriash, a young man, Dikoy’s clerk: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Vasiliy Reutov
Shapkin, a citizen: Victor Knyazhev / Dmitry Smirnov
Feklusha, a pilgrim woman: Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, laureate of the State Prize Maria Lavrova
Glasha, a maidservant in the Kabanov house: Alyona Kuchkova / Glaphira Lavrova
Barynya, an old lady of seventy, half mad: People’s Artist of the Russian Federation Irute Vengalite
Blessed: Diana Shishlyaeva
Townspeople of both sexes, Swallows: Victor Knyazhev / Egor Medvedev, Evgeniy Slavskiy, Alexandra Magelatova
Orchestra of the BDT:
Vera Ionova (piano), Alekszandr Zakharenko / Alexander Zakharenko (clarinet), Nikolay Rybakov / Yury Andreev (bass-drum)
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