Playing parts in graduation perfomances
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Выпускная квалификационная работа представляет собой актерскую сценическую программу (дипломные спектакли), по мотивам драматических произведений начала, середины и конца XX века отечественной драматургии.
Пьеса “Фабричная девчонка” была написана Александром Володиным в 1955 году, а в первые сыграна в 1956 году в Ставропольском театре, а в 1957 году - в Театре Советской Армии.
История повествует о тяжелых судьбах простых девушек общежития среднестатистической фабрики, на которой работают девушки. Четыре главные героини пытаются найти свое счастье в этом огромном жестоком коммунистическом мире. Исключением не стала и моя героиня Ирина. Чистая, наивная, простодушная, порой, чрезмерно, Ирина сомневается в принятии главного решения в своей жизни: девушка познакомилась с парнем из дружественной Болгарии. Он питает к ней чувства, и героиня - тоже. Молодой человек приглашает девушку к себе, в Болгарию, но она долго думает и никак не может решиться. Ирина хочет быть счастливой, но очень боится. Ей овладевает страх неизвестного: какой предстанет перед ней Болгария, молодой человек, будучи на родине, и какой окажется она сама... “Тут я была одна, а там - буду совершенно другая”, - задумчиво произносит Ирина в начале пьесы. Ира верит в настоящую любовь, незапятнанную и незапачканную. Более того, в начале пьесы Ирина парирует соседкам на слегка шуточные и несерьезные высказывания о несерьезности любви: “Да что вы такое говорите! Слушать страшно! На свете есть половинки, которые всю жизнь ищут друг друга...” Однако, на собрании, где топорно размышляют о любви, Ирина снова задается вопросом о том, что же такое любовь, на что вызывает смех окружающих и снова сталкивается с непониманием. Ее чувства оскорблены и задеты: Ирина стремительно вылетает из аудитории, покрывшись багрянцем. Ближе к концу пьесы зритель наблюдает картину: Ирина в окружении девушек сидит в комнате с чемоданами - девушки “присели на дорожку”. Ирина решилась сделать шаг и попытаться быть счастливой. Прощаясь с подругами, Ирина дает ценные указания новой девушке, уже заселившейся на ее место. На глаза Ирины наворачиваются слезы, прощаясь и уходя из комнаты, она рыдает: ей страшно и тоскливо. Ко всему прочему, могу сказать, что Ирина очень чуткая, добрая, отзывчивая девушка. Будучи наивной и, моментами, неуклюжей, она вызывала теплые чувства собственной беззащитности у всех окружающих. Даже колкая и сухая, на первый взгляд, Женька, прониклась Ириной, и, на прощание, надела ей сережки на память. В конце пьесы со слов девушек мы узнаем, что Ирина похорошела в Болгарии: шлет фотокарточки, где выглядит счастливой. Так ли это на самом деле - каждый зритель додумывает сам. На первый взгляд, история Ирины закончилась благополучнее, чем у многих героев спектакля.
Пьеса “В день свадьбы” была написана Виктором Розовым в начале 1960-ых годов. Премера состоялась в 1964 году на сцене Театра Ленинского комсомола.
История спектакля вертится вокруг предстоящей свадьбы Нюры Саловой и Михаила Заболотного, который по-настоящему любит другую девушку - Клаву Камаеву, но боится в этом признаться. Действие происходит в деревне. Предсвадебная деревенская суета очень колоритна. Этот колорит максимально воссоздается массовыми сценами. Моя героиня - персонаж массовых сцен. Девушки всей деревней помогали готовиться к свадьбе, пели частушки, народные русские песни, плясали, а потом вместе ахнули, когда сыгранная свадьба омрачилась рыданиями невесты: она отпустила новоиспеченного мужа - человека, который ее не любит, потому что не хотела ломать друг другу жизнь...
Пьеса “Синее небо, а в нем облака”, состоящая из двух историй (актов), на первый взгляд, никак не связанных между собой, была написана Владимиром Арро в 1980-ые годы. Премьера состоялась в 1985 году на сцене театра Комедии имени Н. П. Акимова.
Первый акт называется “Необычайный секретарь”. История повествует о трех абсолютно разных женщинах, которые узнали о том, что их мужья попали под какое-то подсудное дело, и сейчас проходит заседание по данному случаю. Женщины собираются в фойе перед залом заседания. Они очень переживают: каждая по-разному. Моя героиня Паня - мать двоих детей, “квочка”. Простая, местами беспардонная, донельзя комичная, заботливая, пахнет молоком, пирожками, пьет на ночь кефир, вяжет, и много рыдает. Ее заботит судьба не столько мужа, сколько детей и ее самой. Как и другие героини, она забыла, что на самом деле любит своего разлюбезного и родного. Трогательная перепетия беспокойных женщин, ожидающих своих мужчин, в конце приводит зрителей к осознанию того, что в повседневной рутине мы забываем о том, как по-настоящему и очень сильно любим...
Пьеса “Любовь - книга золотая” была написана Алексеем Толстым в 1919 году. Премьера была сыграна в Париже. В России пьеса впервые была сыграна на сцене МХТ в 1924 году.
История переносит нас во времена правления Екатерины II, которая приезжает к одной их своих юных крестниц, разрушая невольно жизнь главной героини, просто потому, что желает и имеет право. Моя героина - Анна Александровна Полокучи - придворная Екатерины II. Она - воплощение образа всей свиты. Решением режиссера было сделать Анну Александровну или Аннет, как ее называет императрица, грузинкой. Жгучая, яркая, властная, экстравагантная и сексуальная, Аннет покоряет мужчин, попадает в самое сердце без особого труда и безмерно веселит Ее Величество. Аннет - женщина-мечта - веселая, игривая, темпераментная, харизматичная, неглупая женщина, сражает наповал всех и вся. Сцены с Аннет не очень длительные, но безумно яркие. Моя героиня одна из самых запоминающихся персонажей всего спектакля.
Annotation: The final qualifying work is an acting stage program (diploma performances), based on the dramatic works of the beginning, middle and end of the XX century of Russian drama. The play ”Factory Girl" was written by Alexander Volodin in 1955, and first played in 1956 at the Stavropol Theater, and in 1957 - at the Theater of the Soviet Army. The story tells about the hard fates of ordinary girls in the dormitory of an average factory where the girls work. The four main characters are trying to find their happiness in this huge cruel communist world. My heroine Irina was no exception. Pure, naive, simple-minded, sometimes excessively, Irina doubts making the main decision in her life: the girl met a guy from friendly Bulgaria. He has feelings for her, and so does she. A young man invites a girl to his place in Bulgaria, but she thinks for a long time and can not decide in any way. Irina wants to be happy, but she is very afraid. She is seized by the fear of the unknown future: what Bulgaria, a young man, will appear before her, being in his homeland, and what she herself will turn out to be... “Here I was alone, and there I will be completely different,” Irina says thoughtfully at the beginning of the play. Ira believes in true love, unsullied and unsullied. Moreover, at the beginning of the play, Irina retorts to the neighbors on slightly humorous and frivolous statements about the frivolity of love: “What are you saying! It's scary to listen! There are halves in the world who have been looking for each other all their lives...” However, at a meeting where they are clumsily thinking about love, Irina again wonders what love is, what makes others laugh and again faces misunderstanding. Her feelings are offended and hurt: Irina quickly flies out of the audience, covered with crimson. Towards the end of the play, the viewer observes a picture: Irina, surrounded by girls, is sitting in a room with suitcases - the girls “sat down on the path.” Irina decided to take a step and try to be happy. Saying goodbye to her friends, Irina gives valuable instructions to a new girl who has already settled in her place. Tears come to Irina's eyes, saying goodbye and leaving the room, she sobs: she's scared and sad. On top of everything else, I can say that Irina is a very sensitive, kind, responsive girl. Being naive and, at times, clumsy, she evoked warm feelings of her own defenselessness from everyone around her. Even the prickly and dry, at first glance, Eugene, was imbued with Irina, and, at parting, gave her earrings as a memory souvenir. At the end of the play, according to the girls, we learn that Irina has become prettier in Bulgaria: she sends photos where she looks happy. Is this really the case - every viewer thinks for himself. At first glance, Irina's story ended more happily than many of the heroes of the play. The Play “On the wedding Day” was written by Viktor Rozov in the early 1960s. The premiere took place in 1964 on the stage of the Lenin Komsomol Theater. The story of the play revolves around the upcoming wedding of Nyura Salova and Mikhail Zabolotny, who really loves another girl - Klava Kamaeva, but is afraid to admit it. The action takes place in the village. The pre-wedding village bustle is very colorful. This color is recreated as much as possible by mass scenes. My heroine is a character of mass scenes. The girls from all over the village helped to prepare for the wedding, sang ditties, Russian folk songs, danced, and then gasped together when the wedding was overshadowed by the bride's sobs: she let her new husband go - a man who does not love her, she did not want to break each other's lives... The play ”Blue Sky, and clouds in it", consisting of two stories (acts), at first glance, unrelated, was written by Vladimir Arro in the 1980s. The premiere took place in 1985 on the stage of the Comedy Theater named after N. P. Akimov. The first act is called “The Extraordinary Secretary". The story tells about three completely different women who found out that their husbands were under some kind of jurisdiction, and now a meeting is being held on this occasion. Women gather in the lobby in front of the meeting room. They are very worried: each in a different way. My heroine Panya is a mother of two children. Simple, sometimes shameless, utterly comical, caring, smells like milk, pies, drinks kefir at night, knits, and cries a lot. She cares about the fate not so much of her husband as of her children and herself. Like other heroines, she forgot that she really loves her beloved and native. A touching rehash of restless women waiting for their men, at the end leads the audience to realize that in the daily routine we forget about how truly and very much we love... The play ”Love is a Golden Book" was written by Alexei Tolstoy in 1919. The premiere was played in Paris. In Russia, the play was first performed on the stage of the Moscow Art Theater in 1924. The story takes us back to the reign of Catherine II, who comes to one of her young goddaughters, unwittingly destroying the life of the main character, simply because she wants and has the right. My heroine is Anna Alexandrovna Polokuchi, a courtier of Catherine II. She is the embodiment of the image of the entire retinue. The director's decision was to make Anna Alexandrovna or Annette, as the Empress calls her, a Georgian. Burning, bright, domineering, extravagant and sexy, Annette conquers men, gets into the heart without much difficulty and immensely amuses Her Majesty. Annette is a dream woman - a cheerful, playful, temperamental, charismatic, intelligent woman, strikes everyone and everything on the spot. The scenes with Annette are not very long, but insanely vivid. My heroine is one of the most memorable characters of the whole performance.
Annotation: The final qualifying work is an acting stage program (diploma performances), based on the dramatic works of the beginning, middle and end of the XX century of Russian drama. The play ”Factory Girl" was written by Alexander Volodin in 1955, and first played in 1956 at the Stavropol Theater, and in 1957 - at the Theater of the Soviet Army. The story tells about the hard fates of ordinary girls in the dormitory of an average factory where the girls work. The four main characters are trying to find their happiness in this huge cruel communist world. My heroine Irina was no exception. Pure, naive, simple-minded, sometimes excessively, Irina doubts making the main decision in her life: the girl met a guy from friendly Bulgaria. He has feelings for her, and so does she. A young man invites a girl to his place in Bulgaria, but she thinks for a long time and can not decide in any way. Irina wants to be happy, but she is very afraid. She is seized by the fear of the unknown future: what Bulgaria, a young man, will appear before her, being in his homeland, and what she herself will turn out to be... “Here I was alone, and there I will be completely different,” Irina says thoughtfully at the beginning of the play. Ira believes in true love, unsullied and unsullied. Moreover, at the beginning of the play, Irina retorts to the neighbors on slightly humorous and frivolous statements about the frivolity of love: “What are you saying! It's scary to listen! There are halves in the world who have been looking for each other all their lives...” However, at a meeting where they are clumsily thinking about love, Irina again wonders what love is, what makes others laugh and again faces misunderstanding. Her feelings are offended and hurt: Irina quickly flies out of the audience, covered with crimson. Towards the end of the play, the viewer observes a picture: Irina, surrounded by girls, is sitting in a room with suitcases - the girls “sat down on the path.” Irina decided to take a step and try to be happy. Saying goodbye to her friends, Irina gives valuable instructions to a new girl who has already settled in her place. Tears come to Irina's eyes, saying goodbye and leaving the room, she sobs: she's scared and sad. On top of everything else, I can say that Irina is a very sensitive, kind, responsive girl. Being naive and, at times, clumsy, she evoked warm feelings of her own defenselessness from everyone around her. Even the prickly and dry, at first glance, Eugene, was imbued with Irina, and, at parting, gave her earrings as a memory souvenir. At the end of the play, according to the girls, we learn that Irina has become prettier in Bulgaria: she sends photos where she looks happy. Is this really the case - every viewer thinks for himself. At first glance, Irina's story ended more happily than many of the heroes of the play. The Play “On the wedding Day” was written by Viktor Rozov in the early 1960s. The premiere took place in 1964 on the stage of the Lenin Komsomol Theater. The story of the play revolves around the upcoming wedding of Nyura Salova and Mikhail Zabolotny, who really loves another girl - Klava Kamaeva, but is afraid to admit it. The action takes place in the village. The pre-wedding village bustle is very colorful. This color is recreated as much as possible by mass scenes. My heroine is a character of mass scenes. The girls from all over the village helped to prepare for the wedding, sang ditties, Russian folk songs, danced, and then gasped together when the wedding was overshadowed by the bride's sobs: she let her new husband go - a man who does not love her, she did not want to break each other's lives... The play ”Blue Sky, and clouds in it", consisting of two stories (acts), at first glance, unrelated, was written by Vladimir Arro in the 1980s. The premiere took place in 1985 on the stage of the Comedy Theater named after N. P. Akimov. The first act is called “The Extraordinary Secretary". The story tells about three completely different women who found out that their husbands were under some kind of jurisdiction, and now a meeting is being held on this occasion. Women gather in the lobby in front of the meeting room. They are very worried: each in a different way. My heroine Panya is a mother of two children. Simple, sometimes shameless, utterly comical, caring, smells like milk, pies, drinks kefir at night, knits, and cries a lot. She cares about the fate not so much of her husband as of her children and herself. Like other heroines, she forgot that she really loves her beloved and native. A touching rehash of restless women waiting for their men, at the end leads the audience to realize that in the daily routine we forget about how truly and very much we love... The play ”Love is a Golden Book" was written by Alexei Tolstoy in 1919. The premiere was played in Paris. In Russia, the play was first performed on the stage of the Moscow Art Theater in 1924. The story takes us back to the reign of Catherine II, who comes to one of her young goddaughters, unwittingly destroying the life of the main character, simply because she wants and has the right. My heroine is Anna Alexandrovna Polokuchi, a courtier of Catherine II. She is the embodiment of the image of the entire retinue. The director's decision was to make Anna Alexandrovna or Annette, as the Empress calls her, a Georgian. Burning, bright, domineering, extravagant and sexy, Annette conquers men, gets into the heart without much difficulty and immensely amuses Her Majesty. Annette is a dream woman - a cheerful, playful, temperamental, charismatic, intelligent woman, strikes everyone and everything on the spot. The scenes with Annette are not very long, but insanely vivid. My heroine is one of the most memorable characters of the whole performance.