The play by Lyudmila Razumovskaya is an absolute theatrical hit of the 80s. It was held hundreds of times on the stages of many theaters of our country, and Eldar Ryazanov made a remarkable film on this play. It would seem that the story of this work is over!
Why do we today, in 2014, have to re-imagine this play to the modern spectator? Why again stir up the theme of the young "lost" generation? These questions can only be answered if we ask ourselves another question: what has changed in the psychology and consciousness of the younger generation? It seems that cruelty (today we called it "gesture") is not that it remained the same, but it seems to me that it has even grown. Violence has literally burst into our real life, and the bloodshed is no longer surprising. In our current version of the play "Dear Elena Sergeevna," we wanted to sharpen the problems of the psychology of empty existence, because only those whose concepts of good and evil are thrown out of real life are capable of violence. This story is still shaking the truth of the characters and the pain for the lost souls that have been devastated, young people.
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Review
A good teacher does not disagree with the matter.
What good guys! Senior students on a warm spring evening came home to the teacher of literature. They brought her a bouquet of flowers.
Most recently, they wrote a graduation essay. Education in the Institute is just around the corner. But these three guys and one girl with literacy is bad.
So they decided to steal from the teacher the key from the school safe, where their work is stored. Will take out the writings, correct mistakes and put them back.
Only one thing they did not take into account, or, due to their gray and wimplessness, they could not even guess. Decent people do not commit despicable deeds.
Until the morning they will not only persuade and blackmail, but also intimidate a single woman.
A soul-stirring performance about human dignity and the strength of the spirit.
Why are there such students who have forgotten how to respect their teachers?
