The premiere of a comedy based on a play by a French playwright at the Ryazan Drama Theater

KNITTING. On March 19, the Ryazan Drama Theater hosted the pre-premiere screening of the play “Right to Left,” directed by Maxim Larin based on the play by the outstanding playwright, French comedian Marc Camoletti. The original title of the play, which became the basis for the sitcom, shown to the press and friends of the Ryazan drama - "Oh, this Anna."

Interestingly, Camoletti, who is very popular as a playwright (he wrote 18 plays, successfully staged in many countries), initially had the education of a graphic artist. At a certain moment, he abruptly changed his profession. First, he became interested in drama, and then, having mastered the directorial skills, proceeded to staging his plays.

More than half of the plays written by Marc Camoletti, received a television embodiment on the largest channel "France 2". According to the owners of the channel, 92 million viewers saw television versions of the plays. Now Ryazan theater-goers will be able to join connoisseurs of the French playwright’s creativity.

The play, the official premiere of which will take place on March 21, is very respectable - almost half a century. However, its content has not lost relevance - adultery happens at all times. The performance begins with preparations for the departure of a married couple, whose marriage has lost its poignancy over time. The husband is going on a business trip, his wife is leaving to meet with her parents.

Only now their plans are completely inconsistent with those that were voiced upon departure. Each of the heroes of the play, believing that the other half will be absent, returns home to have fun on the side. The situation is familiar to French comedy, but a bright and dynamic spectacle that will appear before the audience will not allow them to remain indifferent.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru