Performance Wandering Stars

A free composition based on the novel "Wandering Stars" and early stories by Sholem Aleichem in two acts (melodrama)

At the same time funny and sad, tragic and full of comic episodes, the performance is a melodrama by genre, but is as real as our life itself. Full of wonderful musical numbers, it is able to tell us about it, and therefore about ourselves, a lot, a lot...

Sholom Aleichem is a Jewish writer, playwright and educator, one of the founders of Yiddish literature, including children's literature. The writer's works have been translated into many languages, including Russian. Critics call him the Jewish Mark Twain for the similarity of styles and love of children's literature. Later, when they met, Mark Twain noted that he considered himself the American Sholem Aleichem.

"Wandering Stars" is the most famous work of the Jewish writer and classic of world literature Sholem Aleichem, first published in periodicals in 1910-1911.

In his novel, the brilliant author, who is familiar with the lives of ordinary people, lifts the curtain on what is hidden behind the stage of the theater, and against this background tells a bizarre but true love story.

Scriptwriter and director - Boris Voitsehovsky

Production designer - Tatyana Malkova

Composer - Vladimir Orlov

Reb Borukh Gersh (groom) - Honored Artist of Russia Gennady Spiridenkov

Bronya (his daughter) - Svetlana Maletskaya

Joseph (his son) - Nikolai Zverev

Basya (Bronya's friend) - Natalia Orzhevskaya

Reb Chaim Bentzion Glock (cantor of the local synagogue) - Artem Miller

Chae-Etl (Joseph's friend) - Angelica Reva

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes, with one intermission.

Age limit: 16+.

Each viewer c 0 years old must purchase a ticket.

Tickets WITHOUT SERVICE FEE!