Oleg Tabakov presented an exhibition in the lobby of the Moscow Art Theater, dedicated to Victor Rozov

MOSCOW. At the same time, on two stages on September 3, a new theater season was opened by actors of the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov. On the main stage, the audience saw the play “The Ideal Husband”, and on the small stage - “Crime and Punishment”. Before the performances were shown, the performance of the head of the theater Oleg Tabakov, intended for the actors of the theater, took place.

At the traditional gathering of the troupe, Oleg Pavlovich spoke about the theater’s plans for the upcoming season. The play will reappear in the Moscow Art Theater’s repertoire, gathering full halls for ten years. The comedy "Number 13" with a new cast will be revived by Vladimir Mashkov.

Konstantin Bogomolov will again turn to the immortal work “The Brothers Karamazov”. It is planned to stage new plays by Lyudmila Ulitskaya and Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, written by popular playwrights specially for the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov. The talented actress Evgenia Dobrovolskaya will play a major role in Leskov’s play “The Warrior”, which will be staged specifically for her.

In the theater bill of the Moscow Art Theater will appear such famous plays as "Tram" Desire "," Truth is Good, Better in Happiness. " The young director Gleb Cherepanov adapted English prose for the stage. In his production, viewers will see "The Adventures of the Rabbit" Edward ". New directorial work will be presented to the public by Dmitry Brusnikin and Viktor Ryzhakov. New performances will appear not only on the main stage of the Moscow Art Theater, but also on the small one.

After the meeting in the foyer of the theater, the grand opening of the exhibition dedicated to the anniversary of the playwright Viktor Rozov, the author of plays, which for many years remained popular with viewers and stage directors, took place. The theater’s publishing house released the album “Happy Contemporary Victor Rozov” by this date, which presents memories of an outstanding Russian playwright.

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