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Director: Georgy Vasiliev.
Cast: Liana Zhvania, Natalia Borovkova, Irina Sokolova, Anna Dyukova, Radik Galiullin, Alexander Ivanov, Valery Dyachenko.
The play “Judas from Golovlev” at the Bryantsev Theater is a unique production in which the central place is occupied by the image of Porfiry Vladimirovich Golovlev, also known as Judas. This character, who embodies betrayal and hypocrisy, evokes deep reflections on human nature. The director of the play invites the audience to immerse themselves in the inner world of Judas, providing the opportunity to look at it from a new point of view.
The Bryantsev Theater, known for its high-quality productions, provides the ideal venue for this production. The theater is located in the center of St. Petersburg and is equipped with modern technical equipment, which allows you to create an atmosphere of complete immersion in what is happening on stage.
The play “Judas from Golovlev” has already received recognition among critics, becoming a laureate of the Higher Theater Award of St. Petersburg “Golden Soffit” in the category “Best Supporting Role”. Honored artists of Russia such as Valery Dyachenko, Irina Sokolova and Natalya Borovkova participate in the production, which ensures a high level of acting and emotional depth.
In order to attend the play “Judas from Golovlev”, you can buy tickets on our website. This will allow you to reserve the best seats in advance and avoid queues at the theater box office.
Don't miss the opportunity to see this exciting production and immerse yourself in the world of classical literature and theater. You can buy tickets on our website now to become part of this unique theatrical event.
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