|The Bright Way. 19.17|


Opening night: November 2, 2017
Running time: 2 h 30 m, with one intermission
Ticket price range: 250—3000 rub.
In 2014 young actor, Alexander Molochnikov, burst into the theatre world with his production of 19:14 (dedicated to the Centennial of WW1), that he himself conceived from beginning to end.  Three years later, Molochnikov & Co. present a production directly related to the events of October 1917. The production focuses on the centennial of the Russian Revolution, but not in the sense of glorifying it, or as an apotheosis of it.  25-year-old director works with the myth of revolutionary utopia, and with the texts emerged because of this myth in Russian and worldwide culture. This is a generational production, a message from those born in the nineties, who studied from textbooks where the Great October has already been dubbed a coup. Both contextually, and formally this production represents those who are sometimes referred to as the unwhipped generation. The Bright Way. 1917 is hard to depict in one sentence or to explain using a rigid definition. One has to watch it, and watch as advised by the philosopher: do not cry, do not laugh, do not hate, but do grasp.
Production of
Alexander Molochnikov
With script contributions by
Andrey Zolotaryov
Costume Design by
Tatyana Dolmatovskaya
Lighting Design by
Alexander Sivaev
Lyrics by
Andrey Rodionov
Composer and Music Director
Igor Vdovin
Choreographer
Polina Pshindina
Video Art by
Aleksey Shemyatovsky
Video Editing by
Aleksey Egorov, Igor Baydak
Stage Combat Coach
Vyacheslav Ribakov
Accompanist
Lidia Sokolova
Stage Manager
Olga Lipskaya, Dariya Nestratova
Producer
Olga Khenkina
Chevengur, a film based on the works by Andrei Platonov, featuring:
Boris Plotnikov, Tatiana Kuznetsova, Evgeni Sytyi, Evgeni Perevalov, Artyom SokolovAlexey Kirsanov, Andrey Fomin, Ivan Dergachov, Rostislav Lavrentiev, Veronika Timofeeva, Valentina Ivanova, Vasily Nemirovich-Danchenko, Angelica Nemirovich-Danchenko, Igor Vdovin, Mikhail Skaldin, Kirill Vlasov, Alexey Korshunov, Alyona Markunskaya, Arina Markunskaya, Lev Markunsky

Script and Direction by Alexander Molochnikov
Camera by Levan Kapanadze
Sound Design by Sergei Kurbatov, Anastasia Dushina
Edited by Natalia Kucherenko