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Friday, 28.10.2011
18:30 Bucharest National Theater, Main Stage
Saturday, 29.10.2011
18:00 Bucharest National Theater, Main Stage
Three Sisters
by A.P. Cehov
based on translation of Dezső Kosztolányi
reading made by Andrei Şerban and Kinga Keszthelyi
CAST:
ANDREY PROZOROV - István Znamenák
NATASHA - Piroska Mészáros
OLGA - Dorottya Udvaros
MASHA - Judit Schell
IRINA - Eszter Ónodi
KULYGIN - János Kulka
VERSHININ - Róbert Alföldi
TUZENBACH - Bence Mátyássy
SOLYONY - Tamás Szabó Kimmel
CHEBUTYKIN - László Sinkó
FEDOTIK - Dávid Szatory
RODE - Tibor Fehér
FERAPONT - Frigyes Hollósi
ANFISA - Mari Nagy
Directed by: Andrei Şerban
Choreography: Krisztián Gergye
Dramaturgy: Kinga Keszthelyi
Set design: Róbert Menczel
Costume design: Sándor Daróczi
Play duration: 3h 15min (with intermission)
“To Moscow! To Moscow!” For the three Prozorov sisters confined to the provincial town with their brother, Andrey, their obsession with the metropolis becomes more and more torturous as the fateful moment approaches when the regiment – and with it the charming colonel Vershinin – must move to another garrison, and as a result life will become pointless. The flirting, love, dreams, hopes, mismatches and disappointments (Chekhov purposely subtitled his play “comedy”) reach a climax; nothing else matters, and faced with the impossibility of following one’s heart, death itself is only a small accident.
Performed by the excellent actors of the National Theater of Budapest, led by the director of the company, the actor and stage director Robert Alföldi, the characters live frantically the story narrated on stage by Andrei Şerban, with both irony and compassion.
Photo: Eszter Gordon




