DAWN-WAY*
When you are put in a position to help your neighbor in distress, what do you do? Do you run away, hoping no one saw you, or do you stay and fight to save them?
Oleg Bogaev's play is based on a powerful oxymoron – light and darkness. "There are two paths that man can follow on earth: spiritual ascension or moral degradation." The people in the scenes imagined by the Russian playwright are harsh, sarcastic, not shy about showing their moral problems – a portrait of contemporary man, one might say – who asks himself questions, but neither offers nor seeks answers.
Distribution:
Scene 1: The Mistress – Denisa Vlad; The Lover – Răzvan Vicoveanu
Scene 2: Detainee 1 – Petre Ghimbășan; Detainee 2 – Ion Ruscuț
Scene 3: Policeman 1 (Năsosul) – Pavel Sîrghi; Policeman 2 (Clăpăugul) – Andrian Locovei
Scene 4: The Deputy – Daniel Vulcu; The Bodyguard – Eugen Neag
Scene 5: The Groom – Răzvan Vicoveanu; The Bride – Mihaela Gherdan
Scene 6: Husband – Andrian Locovei; Wife – Adela Lazar
Scene 7: Funeral Director – Ion Ruscuț; Worker 1 – Pavel Sîrghi; Worker 2 – Petre Ghimbașan
Scene 8: The priest – Tiberiu Covaci; The imam – Andrian Locovei
Scene 9: Wife – Anca Sigmirean; Pregnant – Lucia Rogoz
Scene 10: Driver – Pavel Sîrghi; Dispatcher – Eugen Neag
Scene 11: The Blind – Corina Cernea; The Blind – Petre Ghimbasan
Scene 12: Doctor – Eugen Neag; Nurse – Gabriela Codrea
Scene 13: Director – Daniel Vulcu; Actress – Elvira Platon Rîmbu
Scene 14: The Old Woman – Elvira Platon Rîmbu; The Old Man – Tiberiu Covaci
The Angel – Andrei Sabău
Figuration – Diana Burcă, Denise Szabo
Artistic director: Ștefan Iordănescu
Scenography: Dorothea Iordănescu
Music: Ildiko Fogarassy
Video Design: Light Motiv
Light Design: Lucian Moga
Translation: Elvira Rîmbu
Premiere date: April 13, 2016
Show duration: 90 minutes (without intermission)
*show not recommended for people under 16 years of age!
