Festival-avignon.tv. Flickr. Moscow’s Gogol Theater has Become an Inter-disciplinary Cultural Center - News. Arterritory.com11/03/2013 Vladislav Nastavshev (1978) was born in Riga, studied acting in St.
Petersburg and directing in London, and has staged several productions in Latvia, including a version of Ivan Bunin's short novel, “Mitya's Love”. Having premiered in January 2010 at the Dirty Deal Teatro, and starring Yuri Dyakanov and Inese Pudža, the play was just shown this past February in Moscow, at the opening of the overhauled Gogol Center's Small Stage. Fear and Responsibility Eat Moscow. Fear and Responsibility Eat Moscow Christine Matvienko[1] The Brothers, after Visconti’s film “Rocco and His Brothers,” directed by Alexey Mizgirev; The Idiots, after Lars von Trier’s film, directed by Kirill Serebrennikov; Fear Eats the Soul, after Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s film, directed by Vlad Nastavshev.
Gogol-Center, Moscow. Moscow Gogol-Center was opened in 2012 under the leadership of director Kirill Serebrennikov, who in a short period of time remade the old-fashioned Gogol Drama Theatre into a broader, multi-functional cultural place for so-called creative people and youth. The renovation of the Gogol Theatre was carried out amidst strong resistance from the supporters of the previous artistic director, Sergey Yashin, who led this theatre for the previous 25 years.
— Why Theatre, and its »Idiots«, Still Matter in... Why Theatre, and its »Idiots«, Still Matter in Today’s Russia by Joseph Pearson In Moscow, the Gogol Centre has produced a loose adaptation of Lars von Trier’s 1998 film Idioterne (The Idiots, or Idioten in German) specifically designed to challenge social and political repression in today’s Russia.
One might well wonder how such a production, which features homosexual scenes and the Kremlin burning, fares in a country now noted for its increasingly conservative attitudes towards human sexuality and public dissent (think: trampled gay rights, think: Pussy Riot). Even in Britain, an after-midnight showing of Lars von Trier’s film on Channel 4 prompted an official investigation due to scenes involving engorged human organs and penetration. Schaubühne – Programme – Schedule – Idioten. In Russian with German and English surtitles Guest Production of the Gogol Center (Russia)by Lars von TrierDirection: Kirill Serebrennikov A trial in contemporary Moscow.
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Kirill Semionovitch Serebrennikov (en russe : Кирилл Семёнович Серебренников), né le 7 septembre 1969 à Rostov-sur-le-Don, est un cinéaste russe, metteur en scène de théâtre et réalisateur. §Biographie[modifier | modifier le code] En 1992, il est diplômé en sciences physiques à l'Université de Rostov. Avant même d'avoir terminé ses études, il fait de la mise en scène au studio d'amateurs "69" et à partir de 1990, il fait des mises en scènes remarquées dans différents théâtres (Théâtre "Engagement", Théâtre Maxime Gorki). Kirill Serebrennikov. Gogol-center. Culture Center «Gogol-center» in Moscow: photos, reviews. Gogol Centre · Another Travel Guide.com · Moscow · News. Early February 2013 saw the opening of Moscow's new Gogol Centre at 8 Kazakova Street with a two-day art action '00:00' which, overseen by the director Kirill Serebrennikov, took place against the backdrop of renovation work in progress.
The Russian capital's new art territory was inaugurated with a four-part performance based on the concept of four stages of the day: night, morning, day and evening; over sixty artists and four brand-new plays were featured in the marathon production.The birthplace of the new cultural centre is the building that for decades housed what was known as the Moscow Gogol Drama Theatre, an insipid and insignificant cultural institution. 8 Kazakova Streetwww.gogolcenter.ru. 'Idiots' Tears Down Boundaries of Convention. Gogol CenterTwo “idiots” grappling in Kirill Serebrennikov’s stage adaptation of Lars Von Trier’s famously controversial film.
With the premiere of "Idiots" at the Gogol Center, the suspected has become obvious. This new organization, formed on the basis of the old Gogol Theater in September and reopened to the public in February, has established itself as the leading theater in Moscow. Heading Is It easy to be a marginal? Lead The past theatrical season in Moscow partially resembles tectonic slide as to the number of personnel replacements and changes of theatre models.
Consequences of these personnel decisions will be felt in the near future. However, one "operated” theatre has already managed to show to the public a convincing result: renewed both externally and internally Gogol-Center (except for the metro pointers still indicating the way to Gogol Theatre) for four months the theatre presented seven premiers. The main event of this premier show was a trilogy after the screenplays of cult films: "Rocco and His Brothers" by Luchino Visconti, "Idiots" by Lars von Trier and "Fear Eats the Soul" by Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
The adaptation of scenarios for Russian reality was the responsibility of Mikhail Durnenkov, Valery Pecheykin and Luba Strizhak respectively and the director Alexey Mizgiriev, the initiator of this idea Kirill Serebrennikov and Vladislav Nastavshev. Les Idiots. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Pour les articles homonymes, voir Idiot. Les Idiots (Idioterne) est un film danois réalisé par Lars von Trier et sorti en 1998.
Il s'agit du deuxième film de la « trilogie cœur en or » de Von Trier qui inclut Breaking the Waves (1996) et Dancer in the Dark (2000). Celui-ci mélange drame et comédie noire. Les Idiots - Lars von Trier. Voir ce film. Les idiots (1998) Idioterne/Idioten/The Idiots - Making of documentary.