Ķiršu dārzs / Вишневый сад

After Anton Chekhov's play
Cherry garden
18+
NB! Smokes on stage.
NB! The show features scenes of violence and sounds that resemble war.

After spending several years in France, Lubov Andrejevna Ranevska returns with his seventeen -year -old daughter, Anu, in his manor ... which can soon be sold due to debt, because Ranevsky has virtually no money. Trader Lopahin offers his solution to the problem: cutting the cherry garden, dividing the land into pieces and renting it. But for Ranevsky, this garden is the embodiment of past life and fulfilling expensive memories, and she's not ready to divorce ...
Konstantin Stanislavsky once remembered that Anton Chekhov once announced that he had found a wonderful name for the play - "Cherry Wood's Garden". However, only a week later, the playwright changed it to the "Cherry Garden". "At first, I didn't even understand what was being talked about," Stanislavsky wrote, "but Anton Pavlovich continued to taste the play, emphasizing the gentle sound of" Cherry ", as if it was trying to strike the former beautiful but now unnecessary life that I had tears. The garden is needed for the garden now.
Viestur Kairish's show is about the part of the modern society, "Sit" in Chekhov's "Cherry Garden" and about the consequences. The show on the role of Russian pop culture in modern Russia's disaster and its responsibility for what is happening. Viestur Kairish says, "Chekhov is a world cultural value, and in his play visionaries, the tragedy of modern Russia and Europe is recognized. It reaffirms that art does not exist beyond politics."

Tickets are subject to an agent fee of 3.03% of each ticket price! Duration - 3 hours (with break)
18+
Show in Russian with preparations in Latvian and English.
NB! Smokes on stage.
NB! The show features scenes of violence and sounds that resemble war.

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