Name: Robin Hood
Start: 2020-12-12T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-06-16T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Sapaev Mari State Opera and Ballet Theatre

Organization

Conductor

Alexander Andronov

Stage director

Наджеда Репьева

Costume designer

Tatyana Isycheva

Chorus master

Olga Zhilinskaya

Choreographer

Денис Фейзов

Assistant choreographer

Olga Komleva

Lighting designer

Nikolay Anisimov

Set designer

Boris Golodnitsky

Singer

Rushan Shaibekov

Robin the Hood

Anna Fomicheva

Meriann, The Sheriff's Daughter

Alexey Chistyakov

Alan Loxley, Robin Hood's Cousin

Александр Шейпак

Sheriff of Nottingham

Alexander Stolbov

Bishop

Anastasia Ershova

Katty

Pavel Kryuchko

Richard, King of England

Andreas Lütje

Thomas, Deputy Sheriff

Сергей Гарашкин

Handsome Sam

Ilnar Davletshin

Little John

Sapaev Mari State Opera and Ballet Theatre

Robin Hood

Yoshkar-Ola

Russia

Robin Hood Zagot

Public

Approved

There are many legends about Robin Hood. At the Mari State Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre. E. Sapaeva has her own story. Together with Robin Hood, the audience will get into a series of adventures and desperate battles. For some, he will become a fearless hero, while others will call him a product of evil. But Robin Hood is an ordinary person who sincerely believes in his work and love. A sense of duty and a desire to be happy tear the hero apart. Putting "all" or "nothing" on the scales, he will have to make a difficult choice.

"Robin Hood" is a young and promising musical, which has very little appearance on stage in Russia. This story is a message of kindness, love, fabulousness, everything bright, beautiful and positive, which is so lacking in ordinary life. There is something in this vibrant musical that will inspire people to be kinder to each other, to be more open, respectful and tolerant. And the viewer will be "infected" with this positive energy and will leave the theater renewed, with an open heart, ready to love and do good deeds.

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