by Evgeny Grishkovets
Planet
Monologue for two
Monologue for two
Director: Aleksandr Kologriv
Design: Aleksandr Kologriv
Music arrangement: Anatoly Kandyba
Design: Aleksandr Kologriv
Music arrangement: Anatoly Kandyba
The heroine’s monologue is written by Anna Dubrovskaya
The plot is impossible to retell as there is no plot in the traditional sense of the word.
Spectators are dipped into the world of random words, half words and unnecessary details, which gradually create the harmony. There is a man and a woman living in a big city; he does not know her, she does not know him. Maybe he simply thinks her up, then falls in love with her. This is how she becomes real... She talks about how women can love, he talks about himself, billboards, night roads, imported cars, flight around the globe in search of love - from the Atlantic to Antarctic penguins. One can fly around the world, still it won't do any good as, indeed, staying in the same place and doing nothing... The heroes will not find each other or maybe they will...Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes
Opening date: 27 January 2007
Language: Russian
Ages: 14+
The plot is impossible to retell as there is no plot in the traditional sense of the word.
Spectators are dipped into the world of random words, half words and unnecessary details, which gradually create the harmony. There is a man and a woman living in a big city; he does not know her, she does not know him. Maybe he simply thinks her up, then falls in love with her. This is how she becomes real... She talks about how women can love, he talks about himself, billboards, night roads, imported cars, flight around the globe in search of love - from the Atlantic to Antarctic penguins. One can fly around the world, still it won't do any good as, indeed, staying in the same place and doing nothing... The heroes will not find each other or maybe they will...Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes
Opening date: 27 January 2007
Language: Russian
Ages: 14+