Saving Private Hamlet in Saint Petersburg, DK Lensoveta

Please note that the cast may change.

Director: Yuri Stoyanov.

Cast: Yuri Stoyanov, Alisa Grebenshchikova/Polina Voronova, Sergey Koshonin, Oksana Bazilevich, Sergey Gamov/Alexander Cherkashin, Andrey Smelov, Andrey Gulnev, Natalia Tarynicheva, Nikita Rogov/Konstantin Chekhovsky.

The play "Saving Private Hamlet" at the Lensovet Palace of Culture is a unique theatrical performance that combines elements of comedy, drama and a musical show. The touring troupe of artists strives to bring Shakespeare's immortal work "Hamlet" to life on stage, but faces an unexpected problem: the actor playing the main role has not arrived. The performance cannot be cancelled, and a "visiting star" comes to the rescue, adding intrigue and surprise to the entire action.

This production is distinguished by its multi-genre and richness: viewers will be able to enjoy songs, dances, humor, irony and the depth of Shakespeare's text. Particular attention should be paid to the participation of the legendary People's Artist of the Russian Federation Yuri Stoyanov, who not only directs the performance, but also brings witty and sparkling humor to it.

Alisa Grebenshchikova, who plays Ophelia, reveals different facets of her talent: she not only plays superbly, but also sings and dances, adding a special emotional depth to the performance. The production also features such famous artists as Sergei Gamov, Natalia Tarynicheva, Nikita Rogov, Andrei Smelov, Sergei Koshonin, Oksana Bazilevich and others.

The cast may change without further notice, which adds an element of unpredictability and liveliness to the performance.

Don't miss the opportunity to see this amazing performance. You can buy tickets on our website right now. The play "Saving Private Hamlet" promises to be a bright event of the theatrical season, so hurry to buy tickets on our website and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of high art and sparkling humor.

Visit the Lensovet Palace of Culture and witness how a "visiting star" saves a play, turning it into a real theatrical event.