About event
Date
21 December
Time
19:00
Duration
~ 2 hours
Place
Театр имени Ленсовета
Please note that the cast may change.
Director: Oleg Levakov.
Cast: Mark Ovchinnikov, Margarita Aleshina, Irina Balay, Inessa Perelygina-Vladimirova, Alexey Torkover, Ivan Eremin, Alexander Krymov, Marianna Korobeynikova, Daria Tsiberkina.
Performance “Brodsky. Expulsion" at the Lensoveta Theater is a dramatization based on the works of Joseph Brodsky. The production uses fragments from the poem “Gorbunov and Gorchakov”, the play “Marble”, poems from different years, as well as documentary evidence from Solomon Volkov’s book “Dialogues with Joseph Brodsky”. The director of the play and the performer of one of the roles is Inessa Perelygina-Vladimirova.
Lensovet Theatre, located in St. Petersburg, is known for its high-quality productions and professional approach to the arts. The spacious hall of the theater is equipped with modern sound and lighting equipment, which provides the audience with maximum comfort and allows them to be completely immersed in the atmosphere of the performance. You can buy tickets on our website in advance to guarantee yourself the best seats.
Performance “Brodsky. Expulsion" tells about the forced emigration of Joseph Brodsky in 1972. Deprived of Soviet citizenship, the poet wrote to L.I. Brezhnev, expressing his pain from separation from his homeland and his desire to continue to participate in the literary process. These words became the basis for the production, which explores the inner world and creative path of the great poet.
The production draws attention to important aspects of Brodsky's life and work, his thoughts on culture and language. Young artists of the Lensovet Theater troupe share their perception of the poet’s fate, which gives the performance special relevance and emotional depth. You can buy tickets on our website to attend this significant cultural program.
Attending the play “Brodsky. Expulsion”, viewers will have the opportunity to touch the legacy of one of the greatest poets of the 20th century. The Lensoveta Theater invites all lovers of literature and art to enjoy this unique production.