The Captain's Daughter in Saint Petersburg, House of Culture Vyborgsky

The play "The Captain's Daughter" at the Vyborgsky Cultural Center is not just a theatrical performance, but a deep immersion into the world of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. The production, based on "Family Notes" by Pyotr Grinev, takes the audience to an era when youth and honor were inextricably linked, and people's destinies were intertwined with historical events.

The plot centers on the memories of an adult Grinev about two years of his youth. These years were the most tragic and happy for him at the same time, determining the rest of his life. On stage, the memories come to life, and the audience sees a young Grinev, who in each episode must make a choice between life and death, honor and betrayal. His path is the path of growing up, where noble honor and conscientiousness become the main guides.

Special attention in the play is given to the theme of love. Maxim's "Take care of your honor from a young age" helps not only Petrusha Grinev, but also Masha Mironova to preserve their feelings against the backdrop of the Pugachev rebellion. This motif sounds especially poignant, emphasizing the eternal values ​​that do not lose their relevance in our time.

Director Evgeny Zimin avoids direct historical references, creating mythologized images. The scenes of the capture of the Belogorsk fortress and the meeting with Empress Catherine II look like an obsession, and the costumes only hint at the 18th century. The musical accompaniment, where modern music competes with folk music, enhances the feeling of temporal contrast.

The play "The Captain's Daughter" in the Vyborgsky Community Center is a unique opportunity to touch the classics, rethought in modern realities. Buy tickets on our website and immerse yourself in the world of Pushkin means discovering new facets of his work.

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