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Theater “Zazarkalye” presented to Serpukhovichi “Servant of two masters”

Theater “Looking Glass” performed with the perimera of the comedy “Servant of two masters” based on the play by Carlo Goldoni

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Theater “Zazarkalye” presented to Serpukhovichi “Servant of two masters”

The actors of the XVIII century had to learn without adaptation.

The main role is played by Grigory Kozyrev. His hero comes to Venice to earn money and accidentally hires two gentlemen at once. The couple prepares for the wedding, but a man from the past, who was believed to be dead, appears and claims the rights to the bride. The quarrels reach fights, but the finale of the comedy is safe. Kozyrev called the preparation long and difficult.

The performance involves the entire troupe, two participants of the theater studio and participants of the choreographic studio “Sylphide”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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