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Performances of the USSR, tickets for which stood for three days in line
If you love theater, you will be interested in the most famous performances of the USSR. Thanks to their television versions, we have the opportunity to see great actors on stage, as well as get a charge of positive emotions and good mood.
Performances of the USSR "Hanuma" (1978) Director: Georgi Tovstonogov
Starring: Lyudmila Makarova, Vladislav Strzhelchik, Vadim Medvedev, Valentina Kovel, Nikolai Trofimov, Gennady Bogachev
Became a real bestseller performance in 1972 put on the stage of the Leningrad Bolshoi Drama Theatre outstanding Director Georgy Tovstonogov. The play was based on the play by the Georgian playwright Avxentiy Tsagareli, written by him almost 100 years earlier (1882).
Performance for the evening: the legendary "Khanuma" Tovstonogov Theatre: t.co/Rk2na2UHCs#CultureRF #Theatre #SpectacularCultureRF pic.twitter.com/uDzFCfgJwm
— Culture.RF (@cultrf) October 16, 2018
Hanuma withstood over 300 performances and was recorded for television in 1978. The recognizable music for the performance was composed by the People’s Artist of the Georgian SSR Gia Kancheli, and the scenography in the spirit of Pirosmani was created by the talented artist Joseph Sumbatashvili. When the soul is inclement, I watch Hanuma again and the longing will surely go away.
Mad Day, or the Marriage of Figaro (1974) Director: Victor Khramov and Valentin Plucek
Starring: Alexander Shirvindt (Count Almaviva), Andrei Mironov (Figaro), Tatiana Peltzer (Marselina), Vera Vasilyeva (Countess Rozina), Nina Kornienko (Suzanne)
If any performance of Soviet times can be compared in popularity with Tovstonogov’s “Khanuma”, it is, of course, “The Marriage of Figaro” with the participation of Andrei Mironov!
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Publication from Favorite Soviet Cinema (@sov_kinodom)
The performance went on stage for 18 years, without losing popularity. And the brilliant scenes from it with the participation of Andrei Mironov and Alexander Shirvindt, Vera Vasilyeva and Tatiana Peltzer to this day bring theater lovers many pleasant minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8xv7oo1X98
It is perfectly legal to watch both parts of the story about the clever, resourceful and energetic Figaro in the production of the Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire on the YouTube channel of the State Television and Radio Fund of Russia.
Juno and Avos (1983) Director: Mark Zakharov
Composer: Alexey Rybnikov
Starring: Nikolai Karachentsov (Count Nikolai Rezanov), Elena Shanina (Conchitta), Alexander Abdulov (Fernando Lopez)
The premiere of the rock opera by composer Alexei Rybnikov on poems by poet Andrei Voznesensky took place on June 9, 1981 on the stage of the Moscow Lenin Komsomol Theater.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=6QxgfiRlEJo
The romantic love story of Russian Count Nikolai Rezanov and the 15-year-old daughter of a Spanish colonist has found and continues to find a response in the souls of lovers.
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Publication by Valery Plotnikov (@valery_plotnikov_photographer)
And the amazing music of Alexei Rybnikov and the brilliant play of Nikolai Karachentsov make it a masterpiece for all time.
Energetic People (1974) Directors: Georgi Tovstonogov and Boris Sapegin
Starring: Evgeny Lebedev, Emma Popova, Valentina Kovel, Mikhail Danilov, Anatoly Pustokhin, Vsevolod Kuznetsov, Pavel Pankov
1974 was truly fateful for Vasily Makarovich Shukshin. On March 25, his swan song “Kalina Red” was released on the screens. And on June 22, the premiere of “Energy People” staged on his play took place on the BDT stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=FQZnWzIvO0
The grotesque story of adventurers and charlatans who call themselves “energy people” did not appeal to critics, but was received with hurrah by the audience. I must admit that, once again reviewing the masterpiece monologues of Evgeny Lebedev from it, I simply cannot help laughing.
Little Comedies of the Big House (1974) Director: Alexander Shirvindt, Andrei Mironov, Valentin Pluchek
Starring: Tatiana Peltzer, Andrei Mironov, Spartak Mishulin and others
The performance of the Moscow Theater of Satire was staged in 1973, and in 1974 it hit the television screen. So he was popular. And today it looks like new, leaving a sense of lightness and sincere fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=j3pYgK62Kgs
Quarantine is the time to revisit the kind, beautiful and romantic Soviet performances. To enjoy the wonderful performances of our favorite actors and to return for an hour to the time when we were young.
Performances of the USSR "Hanuma" (1978) Director: Georgi Tovstonogov
Starring: Lyudmila Makarova, Vladislav Strzhelchik, Vadim Medvedev, Valentina Kovel, Nikolai Trofimov, Gennady Bogachev
Became a real bestseller performance in 1972 put on the stage of the Leningrad Bolshoi Drama Theatre outstanding Director Georgy Tovstonogov. The play was based on the play by the Georgian playwright Avxentiy Tsagareli, written by him almost 100 years earlier (1882).
Performance for the evening: the legendary "Khanuma" Tovstonogov Theatre: t.co/Rk2na2UHCs#CultureRF #Theatre #SpectacularCultureRF pic.twitter.com/uDzFCfgJwm
— Culture.RF (@cultrf) October 16, 2018
Hanuma withstood over 300 performances and was recorded for television in 1978. The recognizable music for the performance was composed by the People’s Artist of the Georgian SSR Gia Kancheli, and the scenography in the spirit of Pirosmani was created by the talented artist Joseph Sumbatashvili. When the soul is inclement, I watch Hanuma again and the longing will surely go away.
Mad Day, or the Marriage of Figaro (1974) Director: Victor Khramov and Valentin Plucek
Starring: Alexander Shirvindt (Count Almaviva), Andrei Mironov (Figaro), Tatiana Peltzer (Marselina), Vera Vasilyeva (Countess Rozina), Nina Kornienko (Suzanne)
If any performance of Soviet times can be compared in popularity with Tovstonogov’s “Khanuma”, it is, of course, “The Marriage of Figaro” with the participation of Andrei Mironov!
View this post on Instagram
Publication from Favorite Soviet Cinema (@sov_kinodom)
The performance went on stage for 18 years, without losing popularity. And the brilliant scenes from it with the participation of Andrei Mironov and Alexander Shirvindt, Vera Vasilyeva and Tatiana Peltzer to this day bring theater lovers many pleasant minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8xv7oo1X98
It is perfectly legal to watch both parts of the story about the clever, resourceful and energetic Figaro in the production of the Moscow Academic Theatre of Satire on the YouTube channel of the State Television and Radio Fund of Russia.
Juno and Avos (1983) Director: Mark Zakharov
Composer: Alexey Rybnikov
Starring: Nikolai Karachentsov (Count Nikolai Rezanov), Elena Shanina (Conchitta), Alexander Abdulov (Fernando Lopez)
The premiere of the rock opera by composer Alexei Rybnikov on poems by poet Andrei Voznesensky took place on June 9, 1981 on the stage of the Moscow Lenin Komsomol Theater.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=6QxgfiRlEJo
The romantic love story of Russian Count Nikolai Rezanov and the 15-year-old daughter of a Spanish colonist has found and continues to find a response in the souls of lovers.
View this post on Instagram
Publication by Valery Plotnikov (@valery_plotnikov_photographer)
And the amazing music of Alexei Rybnikov and the brilliant play of Nikolai Karachentsov make it a masterpiece for all time.
Energetic People (1974) Directors: Georgi Tovstonogov and Boris Sapegin
Starring: Evgeny Lebedev, Emma Popova, Valentina Kovel, Mikhail Danilov, Anatoly Pustokhin, Vsevolod Kuznetsov, Pavel Pankov
1974 was truly fateful for Vasily Makarovich Shukshin. On March 25, his swan song “Kalina Red” was released on the screens. And on June 22, the premiere of “Energy People” staged on his play took place on the BDT stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=FQZnWzIvO0
The grotesque story of adventurers and charlatans who call themselves “energy people” did not appeal to critics, but was received with hurrah by the audience. I must admit that, once again reviewing the masterpiece monologues of Evgeny Lebedev from it, I simply cannot help laughing.
Little Comedies of the Big House (1974) Director: Alexander Shirvindt, Andrei Mironov, Valentin Pluchek
Starring: Tatiana Peltzer, Andrei Mironov, Spartak Mishulin and others
The performance of the Moscow Theater of Satire was staged in 1973, and in 1974 it hit the television screen. So he was popular. And today it looks like new, leaving a sense of lightness and sincere fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=j3pYgK62Kgs
Quarantine is the time to revisit the kind, beautiful and romantic Soviet performances. To enjoy the wonderful performances of our favorite actors and to return for an hour to the time when we were young.
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