By Mikhaylo Staritsky
If You Run After Two Hares…
Comedy in two acts
Translated into Belarusian by Mikhail Mironovich
Directed by Mikhail Krasnobaev (from Vitebsk)
Music arrangement: Aleksandr Suvorov, Ruslan Stabrovsky
Music arrangement: Aleksandr Suvorov, Ruslan Stabrovsky
The play was written in the 19th century by a Ukranian writer and theatre worker Mikhaylo Staritsky.
Despite the fact that the comedy was created a long time ago, it still is and always will be up-to-date.
Despite the fact that the comedy was created a long time ago, it still is and always will be up-to-date.
People like pretending to be somebody else. Svirid Golohvosty, son of a barber, tries to seem a well-educated person and a real gentleman. Having lost all his money he decides to marry a rich girl, Pronya Prokopyevna Serko. Come to enjoy the performance and see for yourself whether Svirid succeeds in it or not.
Cast:
Vasily Minich, Svetlana Zavadskaya, Honored Artist of the Republic of Belarus Lyudmila Volkova, Aleksandr Bobrovsky, Oksana Plikus, Maria Butrimovich, Olga Zhadko, Anastasia Muchko, Natalya Leonova, Aleksandr Kologriv, Veronika Minich, Oksana Mashynkova, Elena Krasikova, Vladimir Kapranov, Aleksey Stonoga.
Vasily Minich, Svetlana Zavadskaya, Honored Artist of the Republic of Belarus Lyudmila Volkova, Aleksandr Bobrovsky, Oksana Plikus, Maria Butrimovich, Olga Zhadko, Anastasia Muchko, Natalya Leonova, Aleksandr Kologriv, Veronika Minich, Oksana Mashynkova, Elena Krasikova, Vladimir Kapranov, Aleksey Stonoga.
Duration: 2 hours
Opening date: 3 November 2013
Language: Belarusian
Ages: 14+
Opening date: 3 November 2013
Language: Belarusian
Ages: 14+
