Composition of the poem “Count Nulin,” the poetic drama “The Stone Guest,” and a scene from “Faust”, running time: 3 h 10 m, prime December 2, 2009
Ticket price range 1500—20000 rub.
Ticket price range 1500—20000 rub.
- Author — Alexander Pushkin
- Director — Pyotr Fomenko
- Costume Design — Maria Danilova
- Lighting Design — Vladislav Frolov
- Stage Design — Vladimir Maximov
- Accompanist — Oksana Globa
- Speech Coach — Vera Kamyshnikova
Upcoming Performances
November, 8, 19:00
Act 1. “Count N.” (after “Count Nulin”). A sentimental poetic joke.
Act 2. “Oh, Donna Anna!” (after “The Stone Guest”). A small ironic tragedy.
Act 3. “Devil, I’m bored…” (a scene from “Faust”). An eclectic burlesque combining the narrative poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and poems by Alexander Pushkin. Translation of Goethe’s “Faust” by Boris Pasternak and Joseph Brodsky.
In this stage composition based on Alexander Pushkin’s work, Pyotr Fomenko combined three titles that at first sight look completely incompatible. One of them is the burlesque poem Count Nulin, the other — one of the Little Tragedies, The Stone Guest, and the third one is a scene from Faust. Staged in the unusual space, which unites the Small Hall and the lobby, the three acts of Triptych are three separate productions, distinguished by genre and style. And at the same time this Pushkin production of the Workshop is a complete work of theater, bound by Pushkin’s words and tied with threads of thoughts and ideas. It speaks about the “game of love and chance,” about death as payment for love, about temptations offered by fate and fighting that fate, about denial and doubt as compared with gullibility and tenderness…
Act 2. “Oh, Donna Anna!” (after “The Stone Guest”). A small ironic tragedy.
Act 3. “Devil, I’m bored…” (a scene from “Faust”). An eclectic burlesque combining the narrative poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and poems by Alexander Pushkin. Translation of Goethe’s “Faust” by Boris Pasternak and Joseph Brodsky.
In this stage composition based on Alexander Pushkin’s work, Pyotr Fomenko combined three titles that at first sight look completely incompatible. One of them is the burlesque poem Count Nulin, the other — one of the Little Tragedies, The Stone Guest, and the third one is a scene from Faust. Staged in the unusual space, which unites the Small Hall and the lobby, the three acts of Triptych are three separate productions, distinguished by genre and style. And at the same time this Pushkin production of the Workshop is a complete work of theater, bound by Pushkin’s words and tied with threads of thoughts and ideas. It speaks about the “game of love and chance,” about death as payment for love, about temptations offered by fate and fighting that fate, about denial and doubt as compared with gullibility and tenderness…
- Awards
- Winner of the Golden Mask Prize in the “Drama/Small Scale Production” category, 2011
- Pyotr Fomenko was nominated for the Golden Mask Prize in the “Drama/Best Director” category, 2011
- Triptych is not just the master’s habitually charming and easily predictable production. You can’t say “Oh, this is so precious.” No, this is a statement, irritable and sad. And even if at first your are lulled by the ridiculous Count Nulin, you are then brough face to face with the odiously grimacing Death.
It was this production that clearly showed that the sentimental old romantic Pyotr Fomenko, a joker and a ruffian, doesn’t have a very high opinion of human nature. However much he tries to hide them behind his habitual smirk, the performance simply oozes sarcasm and malevolent, impotent bitterness. This is a new Pyotr Fomenko, a surprising one. We are not used to him yet. - Marina Zaionts, Itogi
Characters and Cast
- “Count Nulin”
- Count NulinKaren Badalov
- Natalya PavlovnaGalina Tyunina
- LidinKirill Pirogov
- NoblemanMaxim Litovchenko
- Filka-VaskaNikita TyuninStepan Pyankov
- ParashaMadlen Dzhabrailova
- Servant PicardOleg Niryan
- “The Stone Guest”
- Donna AnnaGalina Tyunina
- LauraMadlen Dzhabrailova
- Don GuanKirill Pirogov
- LeporelloKaren Badalov
- Don CarlosMaxim Litovchenko
- GuestsOleg NiryanNikita TyuninStepan PyankovPolina AirapetovaIvan VakulenkoEva BrennerMonica Santoro
- “A Scene from Faust”
- FaustKirill Pirogov
- MephistophelesKaren Badalov
- GretchenGalina Tyunina
- DeathMaxim Litovchenko
- SinNikita Tyunin
- The DemonOleg Niryan
- The WitchPolina AirapetovaMonica Santoro
- The SoldierStepan Pyankov
- GrammofrockIvan Vakulenko
- «Dead Caesar»Oleg Niryan
- Formerly in the cast:
- GuestDmitry Smirnov
- GrammofrockDmitry Smirnov
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Performances
- Absolutely Incredible Event (Marriage in 2 acts)
- New Year's adventure of Masha and Vitya
- Pugachov
- The Divine Comedy. Variations
- A Midsummer Night's Dream
- A Ridiculous Man
- A Theatrical Novel
- Alice Through the Looking Glass
- Come in, come in
- Dangerous ties
- Doctor Zhivago
- Egyptian nights
- Family Happiness
- Faryatyev's Fantasies
- Five Evenings
- Happy Days
- He Was a Titular Counsellor
- King Lear
- Kingdom of the curves
- Knight. Mozart. Feast.
- Last Meetings
- Light Breathing
- Molly Sweeney
- Mother Courage
- Mozart Don Juan. Dress rehearsal.
- My Brel
- One Absolutely Happy Village
- Ruslan and Lyudmila
- Ryzhy
- Seryozha is very stupid
- Summer Wasps Bite Us Even in November
- Sweeping water movements
- Tales of the Forest of Arden
- The Cherry Orchard
- The Comedy on Tragedy
- The Egyptian Stamp
- The Gift
- The Madwoman of Chaillot
- The Main Thing
- The Master and Margarita
- The School for Wives
- The Seagull
- The Will of Charles Adams, or the House of the Seven Hung
- Triptych
- Twenty third
- Visiting Baron Munchhausen
- War and Peace. The Beginning of the Novel
- Without a Dowry
- Wolves and sheep
- …Souls