Кот в сапогах6+
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The famous poet, the iconic figure of the Russian Silver Age Mikhail Alekseevich Kuzmin (1872-1936) wrote a play based on the fairy tale by Charles Perrault's "Cat in Boots", bringing to the plot the irony and lightness peculiar to the Italian comedy of masks, while preserving all the plot lines.
This is the first performance of the Roman Viktyuk Theater, set for a children's audience. The director does not play a giveaway with the young spectators, he absolutely does not doubt that children are able to understand, much more than seems to most adults.
I must say that the kids fully justify this director's trust: they perfectly understand all the jokes, loudly laugh at the ogres of the Ogre, chorus help the Cat and do not doubt a single bit that good will necessarily defeat evil.
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“ Great performance! Both children and adults were thrilled! I highly advise everyone to cheer up.
“ I really liked the performance and I and the child) The game of actors, the costumes are just super!
“ There was a child of 10 years old (he is a professional actor, often acting in films). Son on the question whether he liked the performance said that he was too loud. Noted the poor quality of the sound (the sound often "hissed"). At fast movements at actors "fell off" microphones. In a word, "so-so".
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“ Great performance! Both children and adults were thrilled! I highly advise everyone to cheer up.
“ I really liked the performance and I and the child) The game of actors, the costumes are just super!
“ There was a child of 10 years old (he is a professional actor, often acting in films). Son on the question whether he liked the performance said that he was too loud. Noted the poor quality of the sound (the sound often "hissed"). At fast movements at actors "fell off" microphones. In a word, "so-so".