in the same way, crow munchausen still believes in everything that happened to him.ven talked about this topic with my actors. e was or was not. whether he dragged his pigtail in that battle or not, this is based on my personal experience. i am sure that when would if i got into this situation. with a horse, i would very much like to get out of there. i would also start dragging myself. and if my horse stepped on a bump at that time and got out. i would be sure that it was i who pulled myself out by the pigtail, so i think that this is most likely because i don’t treat the munchausen defense as a dreamer, but as a person who sincerely believes that with it's happening for real. i consider him a very, positive spiritual person who brings joy not only to himself, but also to others . grigory gorin tell me, as a rule, what the viewer sees on stage is always different from the original work. and what is your author's author 's vision here, i saw, of course, something of my own there. naturally. well, so rudely, i pulled it out. probably from gorin's play that was close t

by staging the same munchausen, what is the author's view of the director of the picture and what is the paradox of the main the hero, we will find out very soon, alina is involuntary with you and this is a fashion for culture . belarus-film was subsequently replenished with graduates of the belarusian state theater art institute and actors from other theaters during its operation, the theater became one of the most visited stage venues in the country with its own repertoire and its audience. at the same time, it should be noted that this is the only one preserved in the post-soviet in the space of a theater of a similar type, on its stage , many works of world and domestic classics, as well as modern authors of belarusian and russian drama, received a creative life. and in 2011, the theater team was awarded the honored team of the republic of belarus. the next theatrical season began with a premiere performance. the same munchausen directed by tatyana patsai on her account performances, both in the leading theaters of belarus and staged in theaters in russia tatyana good afternoon.

the same munchausen directed by tatyana patsai on her account of performances as leading theaters. everything is the same and performances in the theaters of russia tatyana good afternoon. good afternoon the famous baron munchausen wrote many stories, shot more than one film and staged more than one performance. why are you so interested in this story? maybe in your life. you met the visionary inventor who inspired this production. it seems to me, on the contrary, a very personal story that is with me. uh, it’s very interconnected, because since childhood i loved to fantasize and i was often accused of some kind of deceit, but in fact it was just such fantasies that crow munhouse herself believed in the same way. he also believes in everything that happened to him. and even when i’m with my actors, well, there’s not much on this topic in this situation with a horse and i would very much like to get out, i also began to drag myself from there. and if my horse stepped on a bump at that time and got out. i would be sure that i myself pulled out the pigtail, therefore. well, i think tha

the same munchausen playwright. gregory burn.wrote a play based on a book about riharasty about the adventures of baron munchausen , director mark zakharov saw it in the theater of the soviet army and decided to make a film, but in the process of working on the screenplay, something new philosophical and ostrosteric film turned out to be a parable about the confrontation of an intelligent painful person against a deceitful hypocritical society oleg yankovsky invited zakharov, he only removed it in the film an ordinary miracle. but gorin i saw andrei mironov in the role of baron, but then he agreed with the director. the picture became a cult music by alexey rybnikov, written for the performance, sounded throughout the country, and the phrases from the film went to the people of an intelligent person. these are not yet signs, gentlemen. all the stupid things on earth are done with this face defeat. a day in history what this day is remembered for in history we will tell right now hello january 1, 1813, the russian army began a for

yankovsky a real aristocrat and filibuster of a romantic relationship, she dreamed of the same baron munchausen and crazy about him. and when he suddenly came up with such a demonic look, after the shooting, it was time for a plentiful break. me with some pea soup. yankovsky, of course, a handsome man, of course, a star on all the covers, all women adore him, and here this man again, despite the fact that he is married e goes crazy for her here this unique beauty, because she really has an individual beauty with her. well, oleg yankovsky was a very famous womanizer, so if he wanted something and saw the goal in everything, he achieved it. he had a very interesting move that was known to everyone, so, uh, in those days, all the actors traveled by train. he just talked. uh, as always, uh, a flight attendant, so that they can be put in the same compartment. well, very, very thin. and the move he's in in general performed with everyone. elena arrived and saw that she and he were in the same compartment, we whimpered and passed by. well, in general, one way or another, everything worked out for them