The Seagull in Saint Petersburg, Academic Maly Drama Theater - Theater of Europe

Please note, a change of cast is possible.

Director: Valery Galendeev

Actors: Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Anna Zavtur, Igor Chernevich, Nikita Karataev , Marina Goncharova, Polina Sevastyanikhina, Sergey Kuryshev, Oleg Ryazantsev

The play "The Seagull" at the MDT Theater of Europe is a production based on the play of the same name by A.P. Chekhov. Director Lev Dodin, known for his work in theatrical art, created a unique interpretation of the classic work. The production involves the leading actors of the theater, including Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Nikita Karataev and Sergey Kuryshev. The artist of the play was Alexander Borovsky, and the musical accompaniment was created based on the works of Johann Strauss.

The MDT Theater of Europe, located in St. Petersburg, is one of the leading theater venues in Russia. The theater is equipped with modern technical equipment, which allows for the creation of complex stage productions. The auditorium of the theater provides comfortable conditions for watching performances, and its architecture contributes to excellent acoustics.

The play "The Seagull" involves talented actors who embody complex and multifaceted images on stage. Elizaveta Boyarskaya plays the role of Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina, Nikita Karataev plays her son Konstantin Treplev, and Sergey Kuryshev plays her brother Pyotr Sorin. Anna Zavtur plays the role of Nina Zarechnaya, and Igor Chernevich plays the role of the writer Boris Trigorin.

To attend the play "The Seagull", you can buy tickets on our website. This is a convenient and quick way to guarantee yourself a place at one of the best theatrical performances. The play promises to be a significant event in the cultural life of St. Petersburg.

Don't miss the opportunity to see Lev Dodin's production and enjoy the performance of outstanding actors. You can buy tickets on our website at any time convenient for you. Visit the MDT Theater of Europe and become part of the great theatrical art.