Time, perhaps, is now ... Vain, hurried, pragmatic, too material. I want to find my island, where it is always warm and cozy, where only relatives and close people will be, where you will be accepted for who you are. The creators of the play “The Eldest Son” tried to embody such a world, where the echoes of the bustle of the big city, where all people are close to each other and cannot be reached by buying a ticket for a regular train ...
In the famous play of Vampilov, young people, by chance getting into someone else's house, find themselves in the thick of things. The story, starting with deception, oddly enough, leads ... to love. A performance about mutual understanding, about the vulnerability of bright people and about their only rightness in this life!
In the characters of the play, everyone will see himself, and nostalgia about the values lost in society will penetrate into the hearts of the adult generation. Young people recognize themselves in a love story, will be carried away by their prototypes, who do not immediately believe in the sincerity of feelings. Children, no matter how “mature” they are, will receive another key to understanding their parents.
The play, called by the playwright a comedy, is designed to bring us hope on the verge of tears, bright tears ... Skillfully staged by director Safonov, she is devoid of signs of any era and is transferred to our time!
Cast:
People's Artist of Russia Viktor Sukhorukov,
Evgeny Tsyganov / Evgeny Pronin,
Evgeny Stychkin,
Evgenia Cregde,
Honored Artist of Russia Agrippina Steklova / Olga Lomonosova,
Vasily Simonov / Igor Nevedrov,
Roman Polyansky
