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Plays: "Frank," "I am Marlene," "Protect Your Faces," "Jump," "Roosters," "Mirror," "Check," "Loud," "Chukovsky"
Plays: "Frank," "I am Marlene," "Protect Your Faces," "Jump," "Roosters," "Mirror," "Check," "Loud," "Chukovsky"
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PETROV'S FLU PLAY
2020
The play "Petrov's flu" was written by Cannes-nominee Kirill Serebrennikov
The Gogol-Center, Moscow
The play "Petrov's Flu" was penned by Cannes-nominated Kirill Serebrennikov and staged at The Gogol-Center Theatre concurrently with the filming of the movie adaptation. This theatrical production is based on the highly-discussed novel of the same name by Aleksei Salnikov.
"Petrov's Flu" is a highly unconventional story about a seemingly ordinary family. Petrov is an auto mechanic, Petrova is a librarian, and their son—also named Petrov—is a schoolboy. They live in Yekaterinburg, just like countless others. However, everything shifts when a flu epidemic descends upon them: in the feverish delirium brought on by the illness, reality distorts, revealing a world quite different from what the Petrov family and their surroundings are accustomed to. This ambitious adaptation breathes new life into one of the most extraordinary bestsellers of recent years, crafted by native Yekaterinburg writer Aleksei Salnikov.
Savva envisioned a surreal, flu-induced reality on stage, with a massive blue trolleybus transforming into a living apartment and library—becoming the central element of the performance. The staging was directed by Anton Fedorov.
"Petrov's Flu" is a highly unconventional story about a seemingly ordinary family. Petrov is an auto mechanic, Petrova is a librarian, and their son—also named Petrov—is a schoolboy. They live in Yekaterinburg, just like countless others. However, everything shifts when a flu epidemic descends upon them: in the feverish delirium brought on by the illness, reality distorts, revealing a world quite different from what the Petrov family and their surroundings are accustomed to. This ambitious adaptation breathes new life into one of the most extraordinary bestsellers of recent years, crafted by native Yekaterinburg writer Aleksei Salnikov.
Savva envisioned a surreal, flu-induced reality on stage, with a massive blue trolleybus transforming into a living apartment and library—becoming the central element of the performance. The staging was directed by Anton Fedorov.
Author: Aleksei Salnikov
Director: Anton Fedorov
Production designer, stage and costume design, visual concept: Savva Saveliev
Director: Anton Fedorov
Production designer, stage and costume design, visual concept: Savva Saveliev
Assistant to the Production Designer: Daniil Zupnik
- Stolen loops: Grigory Kalinin, Sergey ShaidakovMusic and Sound Design
- Nadya FedotovaAnimator
- Ivan VinogradovLighting Designer
- Valeria MitinaProp Master
- Ekaterina IsakovaExecutive Producer
Cast
- Semyon ShteinbergPetrov
- Yana IrtenyevaPetrova, Petrov’s Mother
- Evgeny KharitonovIgor
- Artem ShevchenkoPoet, Sergey
- Maria PozezhaevaMarina
- Andrey RebenkovViktor Mikhailovich, Marina’s Mother
- Irina VybornovaGirl, Poetess, Igor’s Wife, Olya, Lida
- Lyudmila GavrilovaDoctor, Lyuba, Marina’s Mother, Sasha’s Mother
- Irina RudnitskayaConductoress, Director, Petrov’s Mother
- Sergey MuravyovTrolleybus Driver, Funeral Escort, Snowman, Gera, Reporter, Petrov’s Father
- Alexander Zotov
Vitaliy FilippovNaughty Pensioner, Old Man, Natalya Dmitriyevna, Sasha’s Father - Ilya Romashko
Dmitry VysotskySasha, Ded Moroz (Santa Claus) - Roman and Artem BorzovskiyPetrov’s Son
- Rosa KhayrullinaWith the participation of
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