THE SHOW
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes without intermission
Upcoming events
- Theater named after Countess S.V.Panina
192007, St. Petersburg, Tambovskaya street, 63 buy
| Author: | Vladlen Lerner |
| Choreographer: | Victoria Sakova |
| Composer: | Daria Kondakova |
| Arrangement: | Grigory Voskoboynik, Andrey Komarov |
| Costume Designer: | Ekaterina Datsko |
| Musical arrangement: | Anna Ivanova |
| Costumer: | Julia Valerianova |
| Director: | Vladlen Lerner |
Actors and performers | |
| Cast: | Actress of the Drama Theater on Vasilyevsky Elena Martynenko, Pop artist, participant of humorous projects on Channel One and channel Russia Vladlen Lerner, Popular showman, presenter and author of famous TV projects Felix Nevelev, Theater and film actor Egor Vityazev, Actor of the St. Petersburg Drama Theater Denis Vorobyov, Theater and film actor Maxim Tolstikov, Theater and film actress Anastasia Shiryaeva, Soloist of popular musicals, singer, actor of the Looking Glass theater Sergey Ermolaev, Composer, musician, author of jazz music programs Daria Kondakova |
Many of the numbers from this show have already fallen in love with the audience, as they were on the air of the projects of the First Channel and the channel "Russia" ("Big Difference", "Jurmalina", "Humor Parade", "Theater + TV", etc.)
This show is a variety satirical performance in the best traditions of St. Petersburg humor, which has always been particularly delicate, and at the same time witty and funny.
This is a performance that you can come to with your family, colleagues or friends, and sincerely laugh at the hilarious variety miniatures, monologues, musical and conversational parodies that are played by professional theater and variety actors.
This show is not just a variety revue, from unrelated numbers, but a full-fledged satirical performance, where the main idea exists, and topical topics are also touched upon: Internet addiction, lack of common values, increasing aggression in the world, etc.
This show in St. Petersburg has been waiting for a long time, as it revives the genre of theatrical variety beloved by many, but already on the
