Ravenna Festival
Per i 90 anni di Tonino Guerra
Miele
Teatro Taganka di Mosca
Jurij Ljubimov regia
Al’fred Schnitke, Vladimir Martynov musica
Tat’jana Zanova direttore del coro
Andrej Melanin movimenti
personaggi e interpreti
due fratelli Feliks Antipov, Valerij Zolotuchin
Pinéla, Pirěn Aleksej Grabbe
Filuména, madre dei due fratelli Ljubov Seljutina
Figlio di Filuména (lo sciocco), Il musicista, il babbo di Bina, quello che si č fatto cinese Sergej Tzimbalenko
Bina Polina Necitalo
Pidio Ivan Zosin
Moglie di Pidio Julja Stozarova
Ballerina Äleksandra Basova
Monaco Nikita Lucikin
Calzolaio Nikita Lucikin, Ivan Zosin, Nikita Kudriavtsev
Musici Dmitrij Mezevich, Nikita Kudriavtsev, Ivan Zosin, Nikita Lucin, Ekaterina Varkova, Julia Stozarova, Filipp Kotov, Anna Popova, Polina Necitalo
The stage of the Alighieri Theatre will see the encounter of two great masters of the XX century: Tonino Guerra meets Juri Ljubimov—the spell of the poetic word and the magic of a theatre that feeds on poetry. Two great old men: the poet-scriptwriter of the best cinema of the last half century and the demiurge-director of the legendary and subversive Taganka Theatre, both capable of epitomizing the wisdom of long life (one is 90, the other 93) in a natural artistic gesture which always refers to the enchanted look of children. The thread of memory is quite long in The Honey: it is the memory of the natural, age-old rhythm of human things, of a world and a time which are now lost but which keep on vibrating in the throbbing hearts of men. Like life’s tears and joys, whose sweet honey is best relished from the sharp blade of a knife.
