Array ( [ID] => 531 [TIMESTAMP_X] => 2021-03-11 15:07:42 [IBLOCK_ID] => 5 [NAME] => Текст новости EN [ACTIVE] => Y [SORT] => 500 [CODE] => DESCRIPTION_EN [DEFAULT_VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => [TYPE] => HTML ) [PROPERTY_TYPE] => S [ROW_COUNT] => 1 [COL_COUNT] => 30 [LIST_TYPE] => L [MULTIPLE] => N [XML_ID] => [FILE_TYPE] => [MULTIPLE_CNT] => 5 [TMP_ID] => [LINK_IBLOCK_ID] => 0 [WITH_DESCRIPTION] => N [SEARCHABLE] => N [FILTRABLE] => N [IS_REQUIRED] => N [VERSION] => 2 [USER_TYPE] => HTML [USER_TYPE_SETTINGS] => Array ( [height] => 200 ) [HINT] => [VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] => <p style="background: white;"> <span style="color: #575757;">The Mossovet Theater presented its “The Town Musicians of Bremen” musical show.</span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <span style="color: #575757;">It is a tale for audiences of all generations. The Princess, the Troubadour and a funny quartet of animals have been audiences’ favorites for decades. The Mossovet Theatre has decided to reimagine the popular animated film and put it on stage. The show’s libretto written by Yuri Entin, Georgy Gladkov and Vasily Livanov was chosen as the musical’s baseline. Although it has only been in the theater's repertoire for a year it has already become a hit. The popular production doesn’t tour that often, so Tobolsk was fortunate to see it.</span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <b><span style="color: #575757;">Yevgeny Marchelli, the Mossovet Theater's artistic director:</span></b><i><span style="color: #575757;"><br> “It is a rare treat for us to go somewhere, especially if it involves traveling not to a major city, to a venue filled with thousands of spectators, but to such a private, tidy, and tender location. We toured the local Kremlin, felt the true Siberian nippy weather. But, despite the cold weather outside, you could sense this amazing warmth in relations between people here”.</span></i> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <span style="color: #575757;">There was warmth inside the theater’s walls as well. The spectators were greeted with coloring books featuring their favorite characters and treated to tasty mandarin oranges. The familiar plot had been changed somewhat: the action is now controlled by the Jester, a pun-loving character, whereas the female gang leader was replaced with a queen on the run. And the characters' costumes, colorful and stylish, were a far cry from the familiar ones. But the popular songs remained the same. There was confetti sprinkled generously all over the stage, plus members of the audience were given a chance to engage in a pillow fight with the actors on the stage, and of course, friendship and love ultimately prevailed.</span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <b><span style="color: #575757;">Valery Yeremenko, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation:</span></b><span style="color: #575757;"><br> <i>“I adore Yuri Entin, I am thankful to him for our collaboration, and I thoroughly enjoy singing his potpourris. There are parts you just don’t turn down”. </i></span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <span style="color: #575757;">Incidentally, the actor was recognized as the “Best Supporting Actor” for this performance in the show.</span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <span style="color: #575757;">Andrei Mezhulis first visited Tobolsk last spring to take part in the Alafey Hill Festival and he was happy to come back again bringing with him such a truly exuberant production. “When we perform in this show, it's hard to say who is enjoying it more, the kids or their parents. The parents and grandparents are so ecstatic that they don't even notice how their facial expressions change. They jump up and down, sing along, make gestures, and overall act just like their grandchildren and children sitting next to them.”</span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <b><span style="color: #575757;">Elena Khudanina, a spectator:</span></b><span style="color: #575757;"><br> <i>“We were absolutely awed by all these songs, this ambience, the interaction with the audience. Pillows were being hurled at us, the children were happy, everyone was laughing, everyone was on their feet! We really enjoyed it, we're overfilled with so many emotions!”</i></span> </p> <p style="background: white;"> <span style="color: #575757;">“The Town Musicians of Bremen” closed the 2024 season. Throughout the season, Tobolsk residents were treated to 17 creative performances brought to them from Moscow and St. Petersburg. These were seen by about 5,700 spectators, both from Tobolsk and from neighboring cities.<br> <br> <b>Anastasia Romanova, general producer of the <i>Siberian Seasons in Tobolsk </i>project:</b><i><br> “The season is coming to a close. And how bright and eventful it has been. This was a performance that enthralls one even at rehearsals. And we are already prepared to surprise our audiences again. The new season will start as soon as January, and it will be equally exciting. Stay tuned for our upcoming announcements.”</i></span> </p> [TYPE] => HTML ) [DESCRIPTION] => [~VALUE] => Array ( [TEXT] =>

The Mossovet Theater presented its “The Town Musicians of Bremen” musical show.

It is a tale for audiences of all generations. The Princess, the Troubadour and a funny quartet of animals have been audiences’ favorites for decades. The Mossovet Theatre has decided to reimagine the popular animated film and put it on stage. The show’s libretto written by Yuri Entin, Georgy Gladkov and Vasily Livanov was chosen as the musical’s baseline. Although it has only been in the theater's repertoire for a year it has already become a hit. The popular production doesn’t tour that often, so Tobolsk was fortunate to see it.

Yevgeny Marchelli, the Mossovet Theater's artistic director:
“It is a rare treat for us to go somewhere, especially if it involves traveling not to a major city, to a venue filled with thousands of spectators, but to such a private, tidy, and tender location. We toured the local Kremlin, felt the true Siberian nippy weather. But, despite the cold weather outside, you could sense this amazing warmth in relations between people here”.

There was warmth inside the theater’s walls as well. The spectators were greeted with coloring books featuring their favorite characters and treated to tasty mandarin oranges. The familiar plot had been changed somewhat: the action is now controlled by the Jester, a pun-loving character, whereas the female gang leader was replaced with a queen on the run. And the characters' costumes, colorful and stylish, were a far cry from the familiar ones. But the popular songs remained the same. There was confetti sprinkled generously all over the stage, plus members of the audience were given a chance to engage in a pillow fight with the actors on the stage, and of course, friendship and love ultimately prevailed.

Valery Yeremenko, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation:
“I adore Yuri Entin, I am thankful to him for our collaboration, and I thoroughly enjoy singing his potpourris. There are parts you just don’t turn down”. 

Incidentally, the actor was recognized as the “Best Supporting Actor” for this performance in the show.

Andrei Mezhulis first visited Tobolsk last spring to take part in the Alafey Hill Festival and he was happy to come back again bringing with him such a truly exuberant production. “When we perform in this show, it's hard to say who is enjoying it more, the kids or their parents. The parents and grandparents are so ecstatic that they don't even notice how their facial expressions change. They jump up and down, sing along, make gestures, and overall act just like their grandchildren and children sitting next to them.”

Elena Khudanina, a spectator:
“We were absolutely awed by all these songs, this ambience, the interaction with the audience. Pillows were being hurled at us, the children were happy, everyone was laughing, everyone was on their feet! We really enjoyed it, we're overfilled with so many emotions!”

“The Town Musicians of Bremen” closed the 2024 season. Throughout the season, Tobolsk residents were treated to 17 creative performances brought to them from Moscow and St. Petersburg. These were seen by about 5,700 spectators, both from Tobolsk and from neighboring cities.

Anastasia Romanova, general producer of the Siberian Seasons in Tobolsk project:
“The season is coming to a close. And how bright and eventful it has been. This was a performance that enthralls one even at rehearsals. And we are already prepared to surprise our audiences again. The new season will start as soon as January, and it will be equally exciting. Stay tuned for our upcoming announcements.”

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The Mossovet Theater presented its “The Town Musicians of Bremen” musical show.

It is a tale for audiences of all generations. The Princess, the Troubadour and a funny quartet of animals have been audiences’ favorites for decades. The Mossovet Theatre has decided to reimagine the popular animated film and put it on stage. The show’s libretto written by Yuri Entin, Georgy Gladkov and Vasily Livanov was chosen as the musical’s baseline. Although it has only been in the theater's repertoire for a year it has already become a hit. The popular production doesn’t tour that often, so Tobolsk was fortunate to see it.

Yevgeny Marchelli, the Mossovet Theater's artistic director:
“It is a rare treat for us to go somewhere, especially if it involves traveling not to a major city, to a venue filled with thousands of spectators, but to such a private, tidy, and tender location. We toured the local Kremlin, felt the true Siberian nippy weather. But, despite the cold weather outside, you could sense this amazing warmth in relations between people here”.

There was warmth inside the theater’s walls as well. The spectators were greeted with coloring books featuring their favorite characters and treated to tasty mandarin oranges. The familiar plot had been changed somewhat: the action is now controlled by the Jester, a pun-loving character, whereas the female gang leader was replaced with a queen on the run. And the characters' costumes, colorful and stylish, were a far cry from the familiar ones. But the popular songs remained the same. There was confetti sprinkled generously all over the stage, plus members of the audience were given a chance to engage in a pillow fight with the actors on the stage, and of course, friendship and love ultimately prevailed.

Valery Yeremenko, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation:
“I adore Yuri Entin, I am thankful to him for our collaboration, and I thoroughly enjoy singing his potpourris. There are parts you just don’t turn down”. 

Incidentally, the actor was recognized as the “Best Supporting Actor” for this performance in the show.

Andrei Mezhulis first visited Tobolsk last spring to take part in the Alafey Hill Festival and he was happy to come back again bringing with him such a truly exuberant production. “When we perform in this show, it's hard to say who is enjoying it more, the kids or their parents. The parents and grandparents are so ecstatic that they don't even notice how their facial expressions change. They jump up and down, sing along, make gestures, and overall act just like their grandchildren and children sitting next to them.”

Elena Khudanina, a spectator:
“We were absolutely awed by all these songs, this ambience, the interaction with the audience. Pillows were being hurled at us, the children were happy, everyone was laughing, everyone was on their feet! We really enjoyed it, we're overfilled with so many emotions!”

“The Town Musicians of Bremen” closed the 2024 season. Throughout the season, Tobolsk residents were treated to 17 creative performances brought to them from Moscow and St. Petersburg. These were seen by about 5,700 spectators, both from Tobolsk and from neighboring cities.

Anastasia Romanova, general producer of the Siberian Seasons in Tobolsk project:
“The season is coming to a close. And how bright and eventful it has been. This was a performance that enthralls one even at rehearsals. And we are already prepared to surprise our audiences again. The new season will start as soon as January, and it will be equally exciting. Stay tuned for our upcoming announcements.”

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