Robert Bolt
Vivat! Vivat Regina!
A play of fancy with an intermission
Opening – 21.04.2022. (Big Auditorium)
Duration – 2 h 55 min (with an intermission)
16+
In Russian, with Latvian and English surtitles.
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Creative team:
Director
Sergey Golomazov
Set Designer
Mikhail Kramenko
Costumes Designer
Kristīne Pasternaka
Choreographer
Arthur Skutelsky
Light Designer
Oskars Pauliņš
Translator
Esphir Mednikova
Stage Manager
Svetlana Voronetskaya
Cast:
Elizabeth Tudor and Mary Stuart. A Queen of England and A Queen of Scotland. A Protestant and a Catholic. The two rivals, two opposites, two legends. The two women, who never met, yet made a huge impact on the each other' destiny – and on the politics of Europe.
...This play, which is bright, sharp, full of intrigue and twists and turns, could be compared to an adventure novel and a spy thriller: whims and conspiracies, recklessness and prudence, sacrifice and profit, love and jealousy... In any circumstances, Elizabeth chooses duty, power and England, and Mary chooses the element of feeling, even when it comes to her crown: it was not for nothing that one of her biographers called Mary's story "a story of murder, passion, religion and unsuitable lovers". Still, if it hadn't been for politics... Although that's the point: it's impossible to remove the poison of politics from some relationships – both in the sixteenth century and in the twenty-first one.
Surtitles in Latvian and English.
In order to read conveniently, it's recommemnded to choose seats not closer than Row 6!
ADDRESS:
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Riga, LV-1050, Latvia
Phone: +371 67 22 46 60
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