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HOW BLUE IT IS, THE END OF ALLEY…
16+

Based on the play by Rezo Gabriadze

New Stage
2 h.
ANDREI KALININ
Director
REZO GABRIADZE
Art Director
YURI SUCHKOV
Assistant Art Director
Igor Fomin
Light Design
Anna Rastrogina
Sound Design
DARYA KULIKOVA, Ekaterina Scherbatjuk, TATIYANA SHEINA
Assistant Directors
Antonina Dzotsenidze
Executive Producer
Rezo Gabriadze, Anna Rastrogina
Sound Layout
Olga Belinskaya
Mary
Aleksander Polamishev
Sasha
Sergei Parshin
David
Igor Volkov
Iasha
Anna Blinova / VASILISA ALEXEEVA
Natalia, Tamara Georgievna
Vladimir Minakhin
Vasya
Dmitry Belov
Kolya
Tikhon Zhiznevskii
Lado
Igor Mosyuk
City Committee First Secretary, Policeman
Viktor Shuralev
Misha, Town's Leading Painter
Arkady Volgin
Author's Notes

‘La Traviata’ episode 
characters and cast:

OLGA BELINSKAYA
Violetta
ALEXANDER POLAMISHEV
Alfred
ANNA BLINOVA / VASILISA ALEXEEVA
Annina
TIKHON ZHIZNEVSKII
Germont
IGOR MOSYUK
Theatre Administrator
DMITRY BELOV
First Staff Member
VLADIMIR MINAKHIN
Second Staff Member

Andrei Kalinin’s ‘How Blue It Is, The End of Alley…’ is based on the play by prominent painter, writer, theatre and film director Rezo Gabriadze, who is also the Art Director of the performance.

This is Andrei Kalinin’s second production at the Alexandrinsky Theatre in Director’s chair: in 2017 he produced ‘The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat’, which is now performed at the Small Stage.

‘How Blue It Is, The End of Alley…’ was first premiered in Le Theatre Vidy, Lausanne (Switzerland) in 1993. Natasha Parry, Peter Brook’s colleague and spouse, played the main role in that performance. Peter Brook himself attended the event. His words were: ‘Gabriadze is indeed a great inventor. His systemized character types are deeply intimate and inner born. They fill the theatrical action with poetics and transcendental realism. His art enriches European theatre landscape with artistic power and positive, humanistic outlook.’


Premiered on Decmber 27, 2018

16+

HOW BLUE IT IS, THE END OF ALLEY…

Based on the play by Rezo Gabriadze

New Stage

2 h. ,

  • ANDREI KALININ

    Director

  • REZO GABRIADZE

    Art Director

  • YURI SUCHKOV

    Assistant Art Director

  • Igor Fomin

    Light Design

  • Anna Rastrogina

    Sound Design

  • DARYA KULIKOVA, Ekaterina Scherbatjuk, TATIYANA SHEINA

    Assistant Directors

  • Antonina Dzotsenidze

    Executive Producer

  • Rezo Gabriadze, Anna Rastrogina

    Sound Layout

  • Olga Belinskaya

    Mary

  • Aleksander Polamishev

    Sasha

  • Sergei Parshin

    David

  • Igor Volkov

    Iasha

  • Anna Blinova / VASILISA ALEXEEVA

    Natalia, Tamara Georgievna

  • Vladimir Minakhin

    Vasya

  • Dmitry Belov

    Kolya

  • Tikhon Zhiznevskii

    Lado

  • Igor Mosyuk

    City Committee First Secretary, Policeman

  • Viktor Shuralev

    Misha, Town's Leading Painter

  • Arkady Volgin

    Author's Notes



  • ‘La Traviata’ episode 
    characters and cast:
  • OLGA BELINSKAYA

    Violetta

  • ALEXANDER POLAMISHEV

    Alfred

  • ANNA BLINOVA / VASILISA ALEXEEVA

    Annina

  • TIKHON ZHIZNEVSKII

    Germont

  • IGOR MOSYUK

    Theatre Administrator

  • DMITRY BELOV

    First Staff Member

  • VLADIMIR MINAKHIN

    Second Staff Member

Andrei Kalinin’s ‘How Blue It Is, The End of Alley…’ is based on the play by prominent painter, writer, theatre and film director Rezo Gabriadze, who is also the Art Director of the performance.

This is Andrei Kalinin’s second production at the Alexandrinsky Theatre in Director’s chair: in 2017 he produced ‘The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat’, which is now performed at the Small Stage.

‘How Blue It Is, The End of Alley…’ was first premiered in Le Theatre Vidy, Lausanne (Switzerland) in 1993. Natasha Parry, Peter Brook’s colleague and spouse, played the main role in that performance. Peter Brook himself attended the event. His words were: ‘Gabriadze is indeed a great inventor. His systemized character types are deeply intimate and inner born. They fill the theatrical action with poetics and transcendental realism. His art enriches European theatre landscape with artistic power and positive, humanistic outlook.’


Premiered on Decmber 27, 2018

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