by Mikhaïl Boulgakov
stage direction Stefan Moskov
Premiere in Francewith French surtitles
Running time 1 hour 30 min
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A multi-media performance from Bulgarian director Stephane Moskov for his production of Le Maître et Marguerite by Boulgakov. The flashing lights of an electronic newspaper, a cinema screen, documentary pictures, grotesque cartoon characters and cartoon films all feature. The question is which medium, theatre or cinema takes centre stage ? Expanses of light, like those devastating ones belonging to a world in a state of revolution: broken icons, Lenin haranguing the crowd in a documentary film shot, a man typing away at his interminably long work on crumpled paper... Marguerite or Faust, Jesus or Satan, who wins in this performance ? The virtuosity of the images, stage scenes and the film screens constitute the real character in this play. The actors as well, barely seen on stage, disappear at the will of the creator, to reappear elsewhere. They are virtual characters struggling for human recognition amidst biting humour, amusement and tragic irony. This production is an improvised carnival for a ghosts' ball.
Adaptation : Stefan Moskov (Bulgaria)
Costumes : Svila Velitchkov Music Antony Dontchev
Motion-pictures : Vlado Chichkov
Scenography : Tchavdar Guselev Lighting : Yvan Tonev
Cast :Valentin Tanev, Gueorgui Spassov, Uliana Sayska, Maya Novosselska, Viara Kolarova, Christo Garbov, Ivan Radoev, Borislav Stoilov, Nikola Dodov, Stefan Valdobrev, Kamen Donev, Stefania Koleva, Dessislava Tenekedjieva, Adriana Naydenova, Valeri Maltchev and Nentcho Iltchev.