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DAH Theatre: Prologue to Richard III - -

20. Friday 21:00     Old Hungária Hotel

45'

If life is a dream God is dreaming, might it happen that the bloody chain of assassinations, betrayals and treason, the struggle for power and possession and, as a tragic result of all this, the frightful peripeteias piercing all the way through the play, as well as the inescapable solitude, are only a nightmare of the hopelessly unfortunate hunchback Richard, who is followed by the inevitability of malicious fate?
The problems and dilemmas of power and authority are common to all mankind, but are most topical in Ukraine nowadays. Life and Death, Love and Hate, Faith and Fear are interlaced into one Gordian knot in the play. Is it possible to untangle it? We all have to find our own answer to this question as these issues address the heart of the spectator directly.

The Kiev-based Theatre DAKH was founded as a theatre school by Vladislav Troitsky in 1994. Now it functions as a contemporary arts centre, where the company regularly participates in trainings and invites guest directors. Seeking new ways of theatrical expression, they have produced a series of performances in the last few years that adapt plays by Shakespeare (Macbeth, King Lear, Richard III, Hamlet) as mystery-plays, using elements of Ukranian folk culture. The performances go without words and are characterized by a ritual atmosphere, music, songs and a remarkably rich imagery, and have been influenced by recent events in Ukraine. An important part of the company is DakhaBrakha, ethno-chaos band, which plays live during the performances. The company has already performed at other Hungarian festivals, too.

cast: Dmitro Jarosenko, Viktorija Litvinyenko, Katerina Visnyeva, Roman Jaszinovszkij, Volodimir Minyenko, Ruszlana Hazipova, Szolomija Melnyik, Igor Posztolov, Dmitro Kosztyuminszkij, Darja Bondareva, Tetjana Vaszilenko, Natalja Galanevics
chorus: DahaBraha ethno-chaos band: Olexandra Garbuzova, Nyina Garenecka, Irina Kovalenko, Olena Cibulszka, Marko Galanevics

space: Andrej Bovkun
costume: Natalja Marinyenko
choreography: Lilia Csernus
light: Natalja Percsisena, Andrej Bovkun
stage design, adapted and directed by: Vlagyiszlav Troickij

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