The Man with No Name
The European premiere of "The Man Without a Name", one of the last productions created at the Gogol Center in Moscow, will be staged in Tallinn, Berlin, Duisburg, Frankfurt and other European cities.
The authors of the play are Kirill Serebrennikov, Nikita Kukushkin, Petr Aidu and Alexander Barmenkov.
The Man with No Name
The European premiere of "The Man Without a Name", one of the last productions created at the Gogol Center in Moscow, will be staged in Tallinn, Berlin, Duisburg, Frankfurt and other European cities.
The authors of the play are Kirill Serebrennikov, Nikita Kukushkin, Petr Aidu and Alexander Barmenkov.
The Man with No Name
The European premiere of "The Man Without a Name", one of the last productions created in the walls of the Moscow "Gogol Center", will take place in Tallinn, Berlin, Duisburg, Frankfurt and other European cities.
The authors of the play are Kirill Serebrennikov, Nikita Kukushkin, Petr Aidu and Alexander Barmenkov.
Composer Petr Aidu created a unique instrument "Pangarmonikon" especially for the performance, consisting of ten reassembled pianos capable of playing music almost without human participation.
The main character, played by Nikita Kukushkin, goes through a series of reincarnations and, like a wandering soul from the Tibetan "Book of the Dead", is transported from a subway car to the past, to the time of Beethoven, or to the yet-to-be-come future, the outlines of which are emerging nowadays.
In Berlin, the play will be shown with German subtitles.
