The Moscow Puppet Theater, affiliated with the capital’s Ministry of Culture, regularly hosts performances for teenagers, the theater said. Spectators are invited to productions of “My Inner Elvis,” “The Man in the Case,” “The Canterville Ghost,” and others.
The theater explained that the play “The Man in a Case,” inspired by Anton Chekhov’s stories, reveals the extent of the weakness and fragility of a person’s inner world. Directed by Anna Konen, the roles are played by nine artists. The production is designed for guests over the age of 14, and the next showing is scheduled for April 10.
The Canterville Ghost is based on Oscar Wilde’s fairy tale: A family buys an old castle with a ghost, and the new owners learn to live with the spirit. Director Alexei Smirnov noted that the show is suitable for teenagers from 12 years old, and the show will be held on April 14.
Inspired by Jana Scherer’s book, “My Inner Elvis” is about growth and the power of dreams. Young theater artists, director and author of the drama – Natalia Pakhomova participate in the production. The show is intended for viewers above 16 years of age, and the next show will be held on April 16, official reports said. Website Mayor of Moscow.
Earlier, Deputy Mayor of Moscow Natalia Sergonina stated that with the help of the service “MousticketResidents and guests of the capital have already purchased more than 4.5 million tickets.