24 October, 25 October | 18:00
“I. L. Caragiale” National Theatre, Sala Mare (Big Hall)
“In Gorky’s playwriting canon, The Lower Depths is the most inspired, contradictory, beautiful and relevant play. The play echoes the world we live in today, on social, political and cultural levels. Loneliness of the individual, loneliness of a social group, loneliness of a nation, a country, and the constant battle about what it means to be individual and what it means to be part of a society – are all present in it….”
INFORMAȚII
“The Lower Depths paints the world at the limit of disappearance, at the limit of collapse. The characters are people who have no home, no families, no money, no means for existence, no jobs, no hope for the future, they are at the very end of the limit. They live in a world where God almost doesn’t exist. So we ask ourselves, how far can humanity go before it ceases to exist?” (Yuri Kordonsky)
Translated into Hungarian by: Annamária Radnai
Dramaturgy: András Visky
Cast:
Mihail Kostiliov: Attila Orbán
Vasilisa: Imola Kézdi
Nataşa: Éva Imre
Vaska Pepel: Gábor Viola
Andrei Kleşci: Loránd Farkas
Anna: Júlia Laczó
Nastia: Anikó Pethő
Bubnov: Sándor Keresztes
The Baron: Ervin Szűcs
Satin: Miklós Bács
The Actor: Áron Dimény
Luka: Zsolt Bogdán
The Tatar: Péter Árus
Directed by: Yuri Kordonsky
Set Design: Dragoș Buhagiar
Assistant director and dramaturgist: Noémi Vajna
Assistant Sets and Costume Designer: Ioana Popescu
Duration: 3 h 15 min (with intermission)
The Hungarian State Theatre, Cluj
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