„PELENĖ“ (Rež. Jevgenija Rusakova)

Lithuanians call it Cinderella, English - Cinderella, French - Cendrillon, Germans - Aschenputtel, Ukrainians - Popeluška, Belarusians - Papeluška, Poles - Kopciuška, Latvians - Linish, Russians - Zoluška and so on. t. Every mother can follow this girl's version of her fairy tale, as there are thousands of "Cinderella" history in the world folklore.
In the performance, everyone will discover the favorite variation of Cinderella, though it will all begin as if traditionally. Here you will meet a good -hearted widow and his daughter - a cute and pleasant girl. Unfortunately, the widow will lead a cheeky and angry lady with two daughters who are very similar to their mother. The stepmother will force her to live in the attic, to sleep in bed on the straw, to work the hardest and dirtiest jobs. And she sits usually on the ash box by the fireplace, so the "sisters" called her ash. But one day, real miracles began to go, bringing Cinderella to a fateful feast at the Royal Palace ...
Charles Perrault (Charlie Pero) (1628-1703) - French writer, narrator, poet and critic. He wrote allegorical poems, Odes, poems. Having written tales such as "Red Hat", "Sleeping Beauty", "Battle Cat", "Donate Skin", "Cinderella", "Blue Beard" and more. According to fairy tale scenes, operas and ballets are created. The most famous of these are G. Rossini's opera "Cinderella", B. Bartok's opera "Blue Beard Castle", P. Tchaikovsky Ballet "Sleeping Beauty". And the fairy tale "Battle Cat" has many times in popular films and publications for children. Ch. Perrault was a productive writer, but his works (except fairy tales) were hardly survived. Ch. Thanks to Perrault, folk tales entered "high" literature. His tales influenced more than just world literature. They mark the beginning of the fairy tale tradition. After Ch. Perrault brothers Grima, Hans Christian Andersen and others took over this tradition.
Evgenia Rusakova - director, actress of Vilnius Old Theater, performances H. Ch. Andersen's "Mermaid" (2012), A. Pushkin's "Tale of Tsar Saltan" (2016), adapted costumes for the performance "New Year's Eve History" (2019). Director and artist of the performance "New Year's Adventures in Dream Country" (2022) and "Curious Elephant" (2023). 2017 J. Rusakova was nominated for the Golden Stage Cross for the costume artist's debut in the performance "Tale of Tsar Saltan".
The performance is shown in Russian.

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