AND WE PLAY ROMEO AND JULIET
Idea by Kamen Asenov
AND WE PLAY ROMEO AND JULIET
Idea by Kamen Asenov
Family
70 min.
Text: Kamen Asenov, Stoyan Radev, Uilyam Shekspir
Director: Stoyan Radev
Artist: Nikola Toromanov
Choreography: Teodora Popova
Composer: Mihail Shishkov
Photographer: Milena Stoykova
Cast: Tsvetelin Pavlov, Dilyana Spasova, Kamen Asenov, Rumen Ugrinski, Vencislava Asenova, Marian Rangelov, Lyubomir Genchev
Director: Stoyan Radev
Artist: Nikola Toromanov
Choreography: Teodora Popova
Composer: Mihail Shishkov
Photographer: Milena Stoykova
Cast: Tsvetelin Pavlov, Dilyana Spasova, Kamen Asenov, Rumen Ugrinski, Vencislava Asenova, Marian Rangelov, Lyubomir Genchev
Text: Kamen Asenov, Stoyan Radev, William Shakespeare (in translation by Valeri Petrov)
Director: Stoyan Radev
Painter: Nikola Toromanov
Choreography: Theodora Popova
Composer: Michail Shishkov
Photographer: Milena Stoykova
Cast: Tzvetelin Pavlov, Dilyana Spasova, Kamen Asenov, Rumen Ugrinski, Ventsislava Asenova, Marian Rangelov, Lubomir Genchev.
"And we play Romeo and Juliet" is a performance in which the well-known Shakespeare story is told with great love and attention. In our approach, the enmity between the Capulet and Montague families starts from a quarrel between the two theatrical families - the dramatists and the puppeteers - and thus a plot is played out in front of the audience, in which the dramaturgical events unfold in a very attractive way through all theatrical means.
The story is aimed at school-aged children but is also suitable for anyone interested in the eternal themes of life. Although Shakespeare's play is a tragedy, there is a lot of humor in the performance because its author is known for his interplay of funny and sad.
The message to the audience is for more understanding, patience and wisdom, because the power of love can become destructive if we don’t master the ability to love.
Stoyan Radev
Director: Stoyan Radev
Painter: Nikola Toromanov
Choreography: Theodora Popova
Composer: Michail Shishkov
Photographer: Milena Stoykova
Cast: Tzvetelin Pavlov, Dilyana Spasova, Kamen Asenov, Rumen Ugrinski, Ventsislava Asenova, Marian Rangelov, Lubomir Genchev.
"And we play Romeo and Juliet" is a performance in which the well-known Shakespeare story is told with great love and attention. In our approach, the enmity between the Capulet and Montague families starts from a quarrel between the two theatrical families - the dramatists and the puppeteers - and thus a plot is played out in front of the audience, in which the dramaturgical events unfold in a very attractive way through all theatrical means.
The story is aimed at school-aged children but is also suitable for anyone interested in the eternal themes of life. Although Shakespeare's play is a tragedy, there is a lot of humor in the performance because its author is known for his interplay of funny and sad.
The message to the audience is for more understanding, patience and wisdom, because the power of love can become destructive if we don’t master the ability to love.
Stoyan Radev
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13 October, 17.00(Salon Gurko 14)
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24 October, 19.00(Salon Gurko 14)
София, Билетна каса ул. “Ген. Гурко” 14
Тел. каса: 02 988 54 16
Работно време:
понеделник - ПОЧИВЕН ДЕН !!!
вторник - петък - от 10.00 до 18.00 ч.
събота и неделя - от 10.00 до 18.00 ч. /ако няма следобедни представления - до 14 ч./
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София, Билетна каса бул. “Янко Сакъзов” 19
тел. 02 944 14 24
събота и неделя - от 10.00 до 18.00 ч. /ако няма следобедни представления - до 14 ч./
В делнични дни: когато има представление, 1 час преди началото на представлението
Тел. каса: 02 988 54 16
Работно време:
понеделник - ПОЧИВЕН ДЕН !!!
вторник - петък - от 10.00 до 18.00 ч.
събота и неделя - от 10.00 до 18.00 ч. /ако няма следобедни представления - до 14 ч./
В дните, в които има вечерни представления касата
работи до началото на представлението.
София, Билетна каса бул. “Янко Сакъзов” 19
тел. 02 944 14 24
събота и неделя - от 10.00 до 18.00 ч. /ако няма следобедни представления - до 14 ч./
В делнични дни: когато има представление, 1 час преди началото на представлението