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THE BIG THREE (YALTA-45)
Lucas Svensson
1945. Early February. World War II is rolling toward its finale in a bloody wave. In Livadia Palace, near Yalta, three men decide what the world will be after the defeat of Nazi Germany, the end of which was near and obvious to everyone. History is being made here and now. Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt - the big three. The Maly Theater's production of the play by Swedish playwright Lukas Svensson recounts these great days and offers an inside look at the events. "Our play is a story of passions," director-director Andrei Zhitinkin shares his thoughts. - The most interesting thing is what happens behind the scenes of events as global in their significance as the Yalta Conference. The mystery is appealing. Every day, negotiations were on the verge of breaking down. Sleepless nights, hellish work. No one believed that the three could come to an agreement: everyone was pulling in his own direction. And that was understandable, for behind their backs stood the whole nation. But the three of them needed victory! And that is what - victory - we dedicate our performance to.
Directed by Andrey Zhitinkin
Designer - Andrey Sharov
Lighting Designer - Andrey Izotov
Running Time: 2 hours and 10 minutes
Opening Night - September 3, 2020.
12+
Translated from Swedish by A. Nordström
Roles and actors:
Joseph Stalin Laureate of the State prizes of the Russian Federation, народный артист России Vasiliy Bochkaryov
President Franklin D. Roosevelt народный артист России Vladimir Nosik
Prime Minister Winston Churchill Recipient of the State Prize and the Prize of the Russian Federation Government , народный артист России Boris Nevzorov народный артист России Valeriy Afanasyev
Aleksey заслуженный артист России Vasiliy Zotov
Henry Alexander Driven
Smith Alexander Volkov
Waiter Maksim Filatov
Officers Vladimir Alekseev Andrey Sergeev Dmitriy Krivosheev Evgeniy Sorokin Evgeniy Voronov
THE BIG THREE (YALTA-45)
Lucas Svensson
Translated from Swedish by A. Nordström
1945. Early February. World War II is rolling toward its finale in a bloody wave. In Livadia Palace, near Yalta, three men decide what the world will be after the defeat of Nazi Germany, the end of which was near and obvious to everyone. History is being made here and now. Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt - the big three. The Maly Theater's production of the play by Swedish playwright Lukas Svensson recounts these great days and offers an inside look at the events. "Our play is a story of passions," director-director Andrei Zhitinkin shares his thoughts. - The most interesting thing is what happens behind the scenes of events as global in their significance as the Yalta Conference. The mystery is appealing. Every day, negotiations were on the verge of breaking down. Sleepless nights, hellish work. No one believed that the three could come to an agreement: everyone was pulling in his own direction. And that was understandable, for behind their backs stood the whole nation. But the three of them needed victory! And that is what - victory - we dedicate our performance to.
Directed by Andrey Zhitinkin
Designer - Andrey Sharov
Lighting Designer - Andrey Izotov
Running Time: 2 hours and 10 minutes
Opening Night - September 3, 2020.
12+
Roles and actors
Joseph Stalin Laureate of the State prizes of the Russian Federation, народный артист России Vasiliy Bochkaryov
President Franklin D. Roosevelt народный артист России Vladimir Nosik
Prime Minister Winston Churchill Recipient of the State Prize and the Prize of the Russian Federation Government , народный артист России Boris Nevzorov народный артист России Valeriy Afanasyev
Aleksey заслуженный артист России Vasiliy Zotov
Henry Alexander Driven
Smith Alexander Volkov
Waiter Maksim Filatov
Officers Vladimir Alekseev Andrey Sergeev Dmitriy Krivosheev Evgeniy Sorokin Evgeniy Voronov
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