Artist

Admin

Chanteur

Soprano

Besa Llugiqi

Marguerite

Mezzo-soprano

Dobrinka Kojnova-Biermann

Marthe Schwertlein

Direction de choeur

Mladen Stanev

Chorégraphie

Angelina Gavrilova

Ténor

Gabriel Arce

Faust

Basse

Marius Boloş

Méphistophélès

Baryton

Valeri Turmanov

Velentin

Petya Petrova

Siébel

Dimitar Arnaudov

Kabamitov Ivan

Wagner

Tereza Brakalova

Direction d'orchestre

Ivailo Krinchev

Mise en scène

Ognian Draganoff

Ivaylo Mihaylov

Nikolay Motsov

Vieux Faust

Julian Konstantinov

Bessa Lugici

Yosif Slavov

State Opera Stara Zagora

français

Public

bulgare

Valide

The staging solution follows the powerful tradition of Classicism and Romanticism adding to it contemporary elements. The eternal themes of temptation, vanity and personal choice are interpreted. The questions about to what extent Man, as God’s creature has power over reality and can he exercise it in the most correct way? The world is full of numerous deformations. People in their thoughts and actions often make mistakes in their judgment of Good and Evil. This does not allow them to live in harmony. Evil takes a huge space, which spreads immediately before the threshold of the Divine.

The action takes place in a large courtroom where verdicts are pronounced. The conjured by Mephistopheles country is populated by critics, ready to ridicule each thought of the Elated. They are trying to obsess the life of Faust as well. In the Temple of Themis, he realizes his love for Margarite. The deformed reality places different obstacles before Faust. The clash between Good and Evil is embodied by the puppets, who carry in themselves their images in their purest form. When Margarite celebrates her love for Faust, the puppets blossom and swim out, similar to her beautiful feeling. With Faust the puppets express contrary suggestions, as an illustration of his lust and unrealistic expectations from the world, characteristic of a 75-year-old man.
A basic role in the production has the ballet. The temperamental dance in the Walpurgis Night gives an impressive plastic image of the two essences in life – Good and Evil. At the final, Faust returns to the beginning – in his study, among his books. He gets out of an intrusive dream and realizes that what he has been through has protected him against the desires and the compromises of his youth – wealth, love, war, material richness…

The message of the spectacle is that every person in their existence is forced to find the place of basic moral and way-of-life values and overcome the distorted understanding of the world, which the tumultuous life offers him.

The topicality of the production springs from the modern decision about the scenography and costumes – with clear forms and adaptation of the aesthetics of the fantasy genre and the visual components, characteristic of the computer games. With these means of expression is sought a more immediate effect and active attitude to the young audience.

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