The Blue Bird. Journey
Синяя птица. Путешествие
This grand, sweeping production of Maurice Maeterlinck's tale by Boris Yukhananov is intertwined with the personal memories of veteran actors of the Stanislavsky Drama Theatre – Aleftina Konstantinova and Vladimir Korenev, who play the roles of Tyltyl and Mytyl.
Actors
Tyltyl
Mytyl
Gutierre
Grandma Tyl
Grandpa Tyl
Mikhail Sokolov
Crew
Costume Designer
Anastasia Nefyodova
Lighting Designer
Evgeniy Vinogradov
Video set designer
Stepan Lukyanov
The extravaganza plays out over three evenings containing eight separate acts, each of which is an independent performance. Boris Yukhananov comments: “Often a person's individual fate becomes associated with a fairy tale. And there is something in a fairy tale, no matter how it is done – in the style of English absurdity and nonsense culture on which Lewis Carroll's thinking is built, or Maeterlinck's clear, enlightened thought process, with its absolute sense of European mysticism. A fairy tale is a wonderful mirror, imbued with the deepest motifs. It can reflect theatre and its destiny as they truly are.”
In Part One Tyltyl and Mityl set out on their quest. Vladimir Korenev and Aleftina Konstantinova recall their childhood during the war, their parents, the making of the legendary film Amphibian Man, and their colleagues at the old Stanislavsky Theatre.
In Part One Tyltyl and Mityl set out on their quest. Vladimir Korenev and Aleftina Konstantinova recall their childhood during the war, their parents, the making of the legendary film Amphibian Man, and their colleagues at the old Stanislavsky Theatre.
365 days with Boris Yukhananov
The special project TheatreHD presents a large retrospective of the outstanding theatrical director and video artist Boris Yuhananov.
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Language
Russian
Runtime
3 hours 40 minutes, with two intervals
2016
12+
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