Brest Drama Theater will show "Petty-bourgeois wedding" at the festival in St. Petersburg

Brest Drama Theater will show
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May 17, Brest. The Brest Academic Drama Theater will present the play "Petty Bourgeois Wedding" at the 23rd International Theater Festival of the CIS and Baltic countries "Meetings in Russia", assistant artistic director Olesya Burdina told a BelTA correspondent.

The theater forum is being held in St. Petersburg from 13 to 18 May. The festival playbill included eight performances of different genres by Russian-language theaters of the near abroad - Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Kazakhstan and Moldova. Our country is represented by two teams. Grodno Regional Puppet Theater on May 15 showed the performance "Demon" based on the poem by M.Yu. Lermontov. The Brest Academic Theater closes the program of the holiday.

"This honorable mission falls to our theater for the second time. In 2019, we also closed the forum with the comedy "Slaves". Before that, we showed the performances "Uncle Vanya" and "The Catcher in the Rye". This is already our fourth visit to the festival. Impressions from Peter have always been the best. We hope that the new meeting will not be an exception," said Olesya Burdina.

A grotesque comedy with elements of clowning based on the play by Bertolt Brecht "Petty Bourgeois Wedding" will be shown on the evening of May 18 on the big stage of the Theater-Festival "Baltic House". The performance was nominated for the National Theater Award and became one of the most popular BATD productions of recent seasons. The bright work of the invited director Igor Kazakov won the audience's recognition not only in Brest. She was warmly received at the TEART festival in Minsk, during the theater tour in Mogilev and Vitebsk.

In June, the audience in Gomel will also be able to see the buff comedy. BADT is planning exchange tours with the regional drama theatre. In addition to "The Bourgeois Wedding", Brest artists will show a comedy in retro style based on Alexander Vampilov's play "The Elder Son" and the fairy tale "How Koschei got married". The Gomel Theater intends to bring to Brest the performances "Potassium Cyanide... With Milk or Without?", "Inventive Lover" and the fairy tale-accident "Save Migai Svetoforych".

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