Crazy Jourdain 12+ Automatic translate

Beginning at 19 o’clock.

Mikhail Bulgakov Crazy Jourdain. Comedy.

The play "Crazy Jourdain" by Mikhail Bulgakov is a free arrangement of Jean-Baptiste Moliere’s "Bourgeois in the Nobility". The classic sitcom in Bulgakov’s reading takes on a new vision - theater in theater. The viewer sees the Moliere troupe preparing to stage the next play. A theater with all the signs of behind-the-scenes intrigues and uneasy relationships. But now the team "curtain" sounds, and on the stage - reincarnated eccentric and naive Jourdain, dreaming of becoming a real representative of the upper class. He immediately becomes an object of ridicule and an excellent opportunity for profit for all sorts of fraudsters and intriguers who readily surround the main character with their "care".

The peculiarity of the play - the so-called "double play", where each actor performs at least two roles - allows the actors to further reveal their acting potential. The performance has a place for dancing and vocal numbers, tricks and fencing techniques that fill the sparkling comedy with bright accents.

The performance runs without intermission.