April 23 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of the most famous playwright of all time, William Shakespeare. Rococo Theatre, this anniversary reminds Shakespearean soiree, which, among other things. Will offer insight into the process of testing the Shakespearean play. This anniversary is also paid to the new exhibition at the upper foyer of the ABC Theatre.
Shakespeare soiree will take place on Saturday, April 23 from 21 pm in the Rococo Theatre.
Seriously and humorously paying tribute to the world's largest playwright. Above all, remind viewers pivotal scenes from King Lear and Dream magical night they play the ABC Theatre. Projecting an example of one of the most famous putting Midsummer Night's Dream at the Prague Municipal Theatres Boris Rosner in the role of Puck. Spectators own eyes convince you that the road to the birth of the production is very arduous, they will participate in the test and see that Desdemona one can really light a fire not only Othello.
Jan Vlasak will act, Masha Málková, Paul Jurica, Peter Svojtka and many others.
The exhibition in the upper foyer of the ABC Theatre can be seen already from March through archival photos and reminds all 24 productions put on scenes of Prague City Theatres. Forms productions were all kinds: classical significantly, heavily updated, but also experiments that inspired Shakespeare parts only. A game that William Shakespeare was played in Prague Municipal Theatres most? Of the fifteen listed titles leads Midsummer Night's Dream (4x), followed by The Taming of the Shrew (3x), King Lear (2x), The Merry Wives of Windsor (2x), Twelfth Night (2x), The Merchant of Venice (2x) and The Comedy of Errors (2x ). One experienced the staging of Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth, Troilus and Cressida, Richard II., Othello and As You Like It.
Currently ABC Theatre presents productions Sen magical night, King Lear and viewers last chance to watch. In May they are waiting Dernier.
The following season, however, Shakespeare on the stage of the theater ABC returns director Paul Khek here rehearse Macbeth.
Source: tz