Lipetsk Theater "Compromise" presented the premiere of the play "Nobody We Need"

LIPETSK. Founded in May this year, the Lipetsk Theater "Compromise" showed its first work in June. The premiere of the young theater was a performance staged based on the works of S. Dovlatov - "One-legged March". Sophisticated stage material was warmly received by the audience and was praised by literary critics.

Writer and critic Alexei Kolobrodov noted that the young artists managed not only to say a lot about the time of events touched on in Dovlatov’s prose, but also to convey Dovlatov’s special style in his life and art.

On November 18, the actors of the compromise theater presented the audience with their second premiere. The new work of the young theater was a performance in which diary entries and poetic works of Boris Ryzhy, a poet from Yekaterinburg, were used. He tragically died at the age of 26, having managed to become famous as a “chronicler” of the life of the nineties, who managed to show the lives of people who still believed in a bright future.

The play based on the poet’s works, presented to the audience under the title “Nobody Needs Anyone,” was created by Boris Buzhor, founder and artistic director of the new Lipetsk Theater. All the events of the play, where comedic situations have tragic hues, take place in a small provincial town, where people of different fates gathered in a culture park.

The post-Soviet time has already come, many not understood and not accepted. The fate of the old park stage brought the former "brother" and former teacher, accordion virtuoso and informal - a fan of perestroika, a ticket agent who believes that her efforts can save a collapsing economy. The play, evoking nostalgic memories, has many favorite songs, dances and music.

In the immediate plans of the theater is the play "The Fifth Column", written by Hemingway.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru