Classical English comedy with a deftly twisted intrigue, built on unexpected situations and funny misunderstandings. It all begins with a dangerous conspiracy around Sir Robert Chiltern, a friend of the foreign minister who enjoys the reputation of an honest man and a talented politician with a great future. Incredibly witty and elegantly caustic dialogues by Oscar Wilde, luxurious scenery and costumes of Vladimir Firer, subtle English humor - all this allows you to have a fun time and at the same time to think about how dangerous the creation of ideals can be.
The director-director is the People's Artist of Russia Isaak Shtokbant
Artist-director and costume designer - Honored Artist of Russia Vladimir Firer
Composer - Maxim Karpets
Choreographer - Edvald Smirnov
Characters and performers:
Robert Chiltern - za. Murad Sultanizov
Lord Goring - ZA Of Russia Sergey Magilenich
Count Kaversham - ZA Of Russia Andrey Solovyov
Lady Chiltern - Anna Korshuk
Miss Civli - ZA of Russia Nick Kozorovitskaya / Ekaterina Grutca / Anastasia Kulaeva
Lady Markby - za. Russia Olga Pikalo / a. Of Russia Natalia Bobrovnichaya
Countess Basildon - za. Of Russia Elena Zubovich / Olga Kalacheva
The ideal husband - is not this a fiction, is it not a fantasy of a lover without looking back at his wife's wife?
Perhaps, it was this woman who still some two days ago could say that her husband is really "perfect".
A great family man, a brilliant politician with an impeccable reputation. The color of the British aristocracy.
But it was his past, and before their wedding, and maybe it appeared already after ... After all, a wife should be well provided ...
And could a young beginning politician go to a deal with his conscience in the face of a beautiful scam?
"Of course not," his wife will exclaim and ... will be wrong, but it's so bitter to be disappointed in one's own ideals.
My husband will only have to shamefully turn his eyes away, however, he will have enough will not to agree to dishonest transactions again. True, this threatens his career and, even more so, marriage, but ... for his wife, he is, perhaps, ready for anything.
However, after all, he can not be alone in his misfortune? Maybe he will have a friend who will help him get out of such a delicate situation and will certainly save his image of an "ideal" spouse and politician?
