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October 8 at the Baltic House theater The performance “Dead Souls” will take place, staged by Andrei Prikotenko, known for his bold approach to classical works. This performance became Prikotenko's first project in the role of artistic director of the Novosibirsk State Academic Theater "Red Torch".
«Dead souls» Gogol – a work overgrown with myths and legends that still cause controversy among researchers and fans. Do you know that the plot of this work could have been given to Gogol by Pushkin himself? Or that the second volume was burned intentionally by the author? These and other questions are raised by Andrei Prikotenko in his production, offering viewers a new look at images familiar from childhood.
Gogol's heroes have long become household names: Plyushkin – stingy, Manilov – dreamy, Box – limited. However, in Prikotenko’s interpretation, the characters in “Dead Souls” appear before the women in a new light. The director and troupe of "The Red Torch" work with persistent myths about heroes, offering unexpected interpretations of their characters and actions.
What role is assigned to Chichikov in this plot, and where will the bird-three take him? You can find out the answers to these questions by attending the performance on October 8. Don't miss the opportunity to see a unique production and immerse yourself in the world of Gogol's characters from a new perspective.
You can buy tickets on our website now. Don't delay until later, because the number of places is limited. Hurry up to buy tickets on our website and enjoy the skill of Andrei Prikotenko and the talented troupe of the Red Torch Theater.
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