In the Moscow Art Theater. Chekhov hosted the premiere of a new play by Ivan Voropaev "Dreamworks. A Dream Come True" Automatic translate

MOSCOW. Moscow Art Theater On May 10, Chekhov presented the audience a new work by director Viktor Ryzhakov, the artistic director of the Meyerhold Center. Performance “Dreamworks. A dream comes true ”, staged on a new play written by famous director Ivan Vyrypaev, became the fifth performance of the Moscow Art Theater Chekhov, who entered the history of the festival "Cherry Forest", which is now taking place in the capital.

The work of Ivan Vyrypaev is well known in the world of theater. His works have participated in a large number of festivals, Russian and international, where they have been adequately appreciated. The plays written by Ivan Vyrypaev go on in the artworks of the whole world. In his new story, told the audience who came to the premiere of the play “Dreamworks. A dream comes true ”, the playwright again turned to eternal values.

Love, life and death, which became the main theme of the performance staged by Viktor Ryzhakov, make both the hero of the performance and the audience look for the answer to the difficult question - how is life possible after the departure of a loved one? Three months have passed since David’s death. He spends all these days alone, refusing to communicate with friends. His only interlocutor remains the deceased wife, with whom he continues to conduct endless conversations.

This is not the first time Viktor Ryzhakov has addressed the Vyrypaev drama, but the director each time creates an original performance on stage. The director helped the director to show the story of good people who don’t know how to survive in a world gone insane. Alexey and Maria Tregubov worked on its design.

The result of their collaboration was a surprisingly beautiful space of the stage, reminiscent of a garden of paradise. The best artists of the Moscow Art Theater participate in the play. The role of the protagonist, editor of the magazine of David - the artist of the Moscow Art Theater, Philip Jankowski.

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