Name: Kashchey the Deathless
Start: 2020-01-20T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-12-19T00:00:00.000Z
Location: NOVAT

Organization

Stage director

Vyacheslav Starodubtsev

Conductor

Evgeny Volynsky

Lighting designer

Sergei Skornetsky

Costume designer

Timur Gulyaev

Video designer

Vadim Dulenko

Chorus master

Vyacheslav Podyelsky

Singer

Tenor

Mikhail Agafonov

Kashchey the Immortal

Konstantin Zakharov

Soprano

Daria Shuvalova

Princess

Yulia Yumaeva

Baritone

Aleksey Shapovalov

Ivan the Illustrious

Maksim Golovachyov

Mezzo-soprano

Marina Kipingan

Kashcheyevna

Svetlana Tokareva

Bass

Andrey Triller

Storm-Bogatyr

Alexey Laushkin

Set designer

Sergey Tenitilov

Eldar Nagiev

Assistant Director

Nikolai Natsybulin

Stage movement assistant

Anna Ryabukhina

Novosibirsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater (NOVAT)

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Kashchey the Deathless -  (Kashchey the Immortal)

Novosibirsk

Russia

NOVAT

Kashchey the Deathless Rimsky-Korsakov

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Evil and powerful sorcerer holding death in his arms, making plants decay with his single glance – Kashchey the Deathless is truly terrifying. He’s holding captive Princess Beloved Beauty while showing no fear of meeting her sweetheart Prince Ivan Korolevich, because his death is safely kept with Kashcheevna, the sorcerer’s daughter. She hid it into the safest place possible – her tear drop. No one has ever seen her tears, for her heart is harder than stone. Princess begs Kashchey to see her sweetheart and he takes pity on her giving the poor thing a magic mirror capable of showing both past and future. Just for the fun of it, Kashchey peeks into the mirror as well only to see his end.

Kashchey the Deathless (1902) is one of the most significant operatic tales of Nikolay Andreevich Rimsky-Korsakov. The narrative about Kashchey’s realm and the Princess languishing in durance vile was drawn from Russian folk tales and then revised by music critic and writer Evgeny Petrovsky. Abundantly symbolic text was suggested to the composer as a libretto for his work. However, Rimsky-Korsakov declined the “cosmic” interpretation of Russian epic tale and despite the opera score being almost ready, wrote his own libretto. He moved the characters into a more “mundane”, yet still magical circumstance, and imbued them with “humane” emotions. “Autumn fairy-tale” drags you into Kashchey’s somber world, a battlefield for good and evil.

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