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A play, in one act for children from 6 years old Premiere of the performance - 23rd of October, 2004 Author - A. Pushkin
The number of acts: One |
The play is based on a famous fairy tale of A.S. Pushkin. "A tale of a dead Princess and seven Knights", this is one of the most magically written tale by a great poet, so the performance itself is laced with magic. It is underlined with an artistic decision, and lighting effects, as well as unexpected directing findings. Unusual for a play puppeteer technology. Dolls move on a specially equipped stage by use of magnets.
Static positioning of the figures underlines the dramatic events developing onstage. Despite the abundance of fantasy characters, the play employs only 2 actors: he and she. Dancing, singing live, dialogues, emerges into a thinly woven intrigue - all of which gave authors the basis to recommend the show for older children . For younger viewers the tale has a collective reading.