In the theater to them. Pushkin presented the play by V. Rozov "From evening to noon"

MOSCOW. In the branch of the theater. Pushkin was presented with a performance directed by director Ruzanna Movsesyan based on a play written by the classic of Soviet drama Viktor Rozov - “From evening to noon.” Not so long ago, the plays of Victor Rozov were present in the repertoire of most theaters, however, today they are not staged too often.

Although the last year, during which the centenary of the playwright was celebrated, was a time when interest in the work of Rozov increased significantly. The production of Victor Rozov’s play, which appeared in the Pushkin Theater’s repertoire, was the result of the work of the Rozovskie Pityat laboratory conducted by the RAMT Theater as part of the anniversary celebration.

Director Ruzanna Movsesyan said that she had long been impressed by the play, a sketch of which was presented in a creative laboratory. Since the sketch turned out to be successful, there was a desire to create a full-fledged performance. The search for a theater was begun, which agreed to put on its stage the author’s reading of "From evening to noon."

The proposal of the director was enthusiastically accepted at the Theater. Pushkin. Ruzanna Movsesyan, after training in the director’s course of Kama Ginkas (Moscow Art Theater School), worked at RAMT, Moscow Youth Theater. With the team of the Theater. Pushkin she collaborates for the first time. According to the director, working with highly professional actors of the theater brought her great pleasure.

Although many years have passed since the time in which the heroes of the plays of Rozov lived, the problems that were raised in them are still relevant. In them, not signs of time are important, but the actions of people. The director was very careful about the text of the play, but she did not focus on the era in which her characters lived. The result of the director’s work was a performance that makes viewers think about timeless problems.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru