"The Tale of Fedot Archer" Automatic translate

July 20 at 19:00

“The Tale of Fedot the Sagittarius” is a comedy with elements of satire written by Leonid Filatov in 1985 of the last century and told by the language of the modern theater by director Permyakov in the twentieth performance.

Technological and provocative - in a nutshell, you can say about the stage version of "Fedot", the first part of a theatrical series in the genre of cyberpunk comedy. And, indeed, the performance is a bold interpretation of the textbook text, complemented by an interesting directorial design of “time travel”, phantasmagorism, cascades of wit, figurative scenography, contrasting musical design (Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, Daft Punk and Chemical Brothers successfully adjoin the play) and Russian costumes.

The modern “Fedot” is not just a reflection of today or everyday retelling, it is an attempt by a production group to look into the distant future and find new meanings in Filatov’s “folk” fairy tale, familiar to everyone.

- With all due respect to the source, we decided to take a fresh look at the material, boldly and provocatively: in the world of cyberpunk that we created, high technological development will coexist with cultural and social decline, and each of the characters will become a hypertrophied reflection of well-known literary characters. - says Andrey Permyakov.

The performance will allow not only to laugh heartily, but also to think about urgent and eternal problems at the same time. A surprise for the audience will be an open finale: next season, the Yevpatoria theater-goers will delight the audience with the release of the second part of the theater series based on the work of the artist and poet Andrei Averyanov, "The Tale of Yegor - Tsarevskaya Podora, the son of Fedot the Sagittarius, a distant young man."

Stage version and production, musical noise design:
Honored Art Worker of the ARC Andrey Permyakov
Assistant Director: Svetlana Demidova
Production Designer: Honored Artist of the ARC
Dimitri Nikolaev
Production of choreography and plastic: Darina Sharpilo.