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MOSKVA - PETUŠKY
MOSCOW - PETUSKY
Event by: Divadlo Na Rejdišti
Location: Prague Boats, Dvořákovo nábřeží, Praha
About event
MOSCOW–PETUŠKY
Venědikt Jerofejev
Premiere: December 11, 2024
Translation: Milan Dvořák
Direction and adaptation: David Czesany
Music: Václav Hoskovec< br/> Stage and costumes: Dorota Zemanová
Dramaturgy: Radek Brož
Pedagogical management: Kateřina Iváková, Jitka Nerudová
Piano accompaniment: David Majdl
Persons and cast:
Veňa: Valentýn Pokorný
Passengers, angels: Kamila Břicháčová, Otto Dušek, David Majdl,
Mikuláš Matoušek,
Katarína Mišejková, Lucie Pokorná, Klára Šmídová, Petra Zábrodská
“I always have a bad opinion of myself in the morning. But it is not possible to trust the opinion of a person who has not yet had enough of a hangover! But always in the evening, what bottomless depths I have in me!"
The journey of a not/ordinary Russian man Veni on a suburban train to his sweetheart and son is full of wonders. Because the vast universe of the drunkard is rich in both joy and despair, it is difficult to distinguish reality from fantasy. It can happen to one that he ends up where he started.
A dramatization of the famous Soviet novella, which captivated the world with its ability to exaggerate the fate of man in difficult times.
Venědikt Jerofejev
Premiere: December 11, 2024
Translation: Milan Dvořák
Direction and adaptation: David Czesany
Music: Václav Hoskovec< br/> Stage and costumes: Dorota Zemanová
Dramaturgy: Radek Brož
Pedagogical management: Kateřina Iváková, Jitka Nerudová
Piano accompaniment: David Majdl
Persons and cast:
Veňa: Valentýn Pokorný
Passengers, angels: Kamila Břicháčová, Otto Dušek, David Majdl,
Mikuláš Matoušek,
Katarína Mišejková, Lucie Pokorná, Klára Šmídová, Petra Zábrodská
“I always have a bad opinion of myself in the morning. But it is not possible to trust the opinion of a person who has not yet had enough of a hangover! But always in the evening, what bottomless depths I have in me!"
The journey of a not/ordinary Russian man Veni on a suburban train to his sweetheart and son is full of wonders. Because the vast universe of the drunkard is rich in both joy and despair, it is difficult to distinguish reality from fantasy. It can happen to one that he ends up where he started.
A dramatization of the famous Soviet novella, which captivated the world with its ability to exaggerate the fate of man in difficult times.