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TRUTH IS GOOD, BUT HAPPINESS IS BETTER
Alexander Ostrovsky
Alexander Ostrovsky tells us a story about an apple orchard – a cheerful and funny, yet thought-provoking narrative about happiness which is found in simple, seemingly unremarkable things. True happiness is not out there, true happiness already exists within you. No wonder one of the characters, a devoted nanny, dedicated to helping young lovers, is named Felicata, meaning «happiness».
In 2004 the performance took the Special Jury Prize at the Golden Mask Festival for Best Acting Ensemble. The same year the theatre group was honoured with the State Prize of the Russian Federation.
Performance Director – Sergei Zhenovach
Scenography – Alexander Borovsky
Costume Designer – Oxana Yarmolnik
Musical Director – Grigory Gobernik
Assistant Director – Zinaida Andreeva
Premiere – December 27th, 2002
Running Time: 2h40
Suitable for 12+yrs
A Comedy in 4 acts
Stage version of the Maly Theatre
The performance runs with one intermission
Roles and actors:
Amos Panfilych Baraboshev, a merchant народный артист России Viktor Nizovoy
Mavra Tarasovna, his mother Recipient of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, народная артистка России Evgeniya Glushenko заслуженная артистка России Tatyana Lebedeva
Polyxena, his daughter Olga Zhevakina Алёна Ревнёва
Felicata, Polyxena's old nanny Recipient of the State Prize of the Russian Federation Government, народная артистка России Lyudmila Polyakova
Nikandr Mukhoyarov заслуженный артист России Sergey Veshchev заслуженный артист России Sergey Kagakov
Gleb Merkulych, a gardener Alexander Naumov Mikhail Martyanov
Pelageya Grigoryevna Zybkina, a widow заслуженная артистка России Zinaida Andreeva
Platon, her son Алэн Салтыков
Sila Yerofeich Groznov, a retired non-commissioned officer Laureate of the State prizes of the Russian Federation, народный артист России Vasiliy Bochkaryov
TRUTH IS GOOD, BUT HAPPINESS IS BETTER
Alexander Ostrovsky
A Comedy in 4 acts
Stage version of the Maly Theatre
The performance runs with one intermission
Stage version of the Maly Theatre
The performance runs with one intermission
Alexander Ostrovsky tells us a story about an apple orchard – a cheerful and funny, yet thought-provoking narrative about happiness which is found in simple, seemingly unremarkable things. True happiness is not out there, true happiness already exists within you. No wonder one of the characters, a devoted nanny, dedicated to helping young lovers, is named Felicata, meaning «happiness».
In 2004 the performance took the Special Jury Prize at the Golden Mask Festival for Best Acting Ensemble. The same year the theatre group was honoured with the State Prize of the Russian Federation.
Performance Director – Sergei Zhenovach
Scenography – Alexander Borovsky
Costume Designer – Oxana Yarmolnik
Musical Director – Grigory Gobernik
Assistant Director – Zinaida Andreeva
Premiere – December 27th, 2002
Running Time: 2h40
Suitable for 12+yrs
Roles and actors
Amos Panfilych Baraboshev, a merchant народный артист России Viktor Nizovoy
Mavra Tarasovna, his mother Recipient of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, народная артистка России Evgeniya Glushenko заслуженная артистка России Tatyana Lebedeva
Polyxena, his daughter Olga Zhevakina Алёна Ревнёва
Felicata, Polyxena's old nanny Recipient of the State Prize of the Russian Federation Government, народная артистка России Lyudmila Polyakova
Nikandr Mukhoyarov заслуженный артист России Sergey Veshchev заслуженный артист России Sergey Kagakov
Gleb Merkulych, a gardener Alexander Naumov Mikhail Martyanov
Pelageya Grigoryevna Zybkina, a widow заслуженная артистка России Zinaida Andreeva
Platon, her son Алэн Салтыков
Sila Yerofeich Groznov, a retired non-commissioned officer Laureate of the State prizes of the Russian Federation, народный артист России Vasiliy Bochkaryov
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