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| | | | Ruslan and LyudmilaMusic fantasy based on Glinka’s opera and Pushkin’s poem in two parts Taken off in 2013 Musical version by Evgeny KolobovConductors Nikolay Sokolov, Evgeny Samoilov, Andrey LebedevDirector and Choreographer Ivan FadeyevSet and Costume Designer Victor GerasimenkoChoirmasters Natalya Popovich, Marina Vasilkova, Victor KuturaevLighting Designer Sergey ShevchenkoRunning time: 2 hours 35 minutes with one intermission Premiered on 14 December 2005 Recommended for 6+ | As if with a wave of a magic wand, the audience will be transported to “the things of days, in Lithe gone, the legends of the past obscure …” The tender love of Ruslan and Lyudmila is in the hands of evil and kind magicians, who will surprise the audience with miraculous metamorphoses: “there visions fill a vale and forest… there are the strangest creatures’ traces.” The evil dwarf Chernomor will separate the loving couple at the happy moment of their wedding, but the sage Finn’s prophecy will be fulfilled и the treacherous sorcerer will be defeated. The production of Ruslan and Lyudmila gave birth to the Novaya Opera Theatre in 1991, when Evgeny Kolobov’s musical version of the opera was first performed at a music festival in Perugia (Italy). For years afterwards, the fantasia was shown in many cities in Russia and abroad and even won the “Week Star” theatrical award given by the German newspaper Abendzeitung during the theatre’s tour in Germany. In the season of 2005–2006, Novaya Opera produced a new staging of this version of Ruslan and Lyudmila. The production is dedicated to Evgeny Kolobov. |
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