The Pushkin Theater celebrated its 110th anniversary with the premiere of Oscar Wilde's "Bad Good"

On Wednesday, December 25, the Chamber Theater, which since 1950 has borne the name of Russian writer Alexander Pushkin, celebrated its 110th anniversary. A gift for the audience will be the premiere of the play "Bad Good" based on the comedy of manners by English playwright Oscar Wilde "Lady Windermere's Fan". "Izvestia" watched a beautiful, made with great taste production and congratulated the theater on the anniversary.

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The main characters are a married couple Arthur and Margaret Windermere with a six-month-old son, where everything goes on as usual until the wife learns of her husband's infidelities. There is a certain Mrs. Erlyn, to whom Arthur rented a house and bought a stroller. But that's not enough, Erlene wants to attend Margaret's birthday party. Prompted by gossip, Lady Windermere begins to suspect her husband of infidelity.

The classic of English literature ridicules the mores of secular society, in which under the mask of virtue hides vanity, where the art of gossip is highly valued, and feelings are a bargaining chip.

The role of Mrs. Erlin art director Evgeny Pisarev offered the star of the Pushkin Theater Victoria Isakova.

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With a fan: Pushkin Theater celebrated the anniversary of the premiere of "Bad Good"