The Old Man and the Sea
Baltic House Theatre · Saint Petersburg
co-director
premiere November 28, 2020
- 12+
- 2020
- 65 MIN
- Russia
Having lost the miracle fish, left without oars and harpoon, having suffered a crushing defeat, the Old Man found something very important in this journey, director Rinat Kiyakov says about the play.
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Based on the novel of the same name by Ernest Hemingway.
Having lost the miracle fish, left without oars and harpoon, having suffered a crushing defeat, the Old Man found something very important in this journey, as director Rinat Kiyakov says about the play.
An iconic role in our story is played by the boy Manolin. He is the little "anchor" who holds the boat with the Old Man and keeps it from perishing, from disappearing into the endless waves.
Credits
- Staging author and director
- Rinat Kiyakov
- Scenography, costumes, video art
- Anastasia Kopylova
- Director of puppetry
- Roman Boklanov
- Choreographer
- Rezeda Gayanova
- Composer
- Dinara Antonova
- Lighting Designer
- Nina Silenko
- Executive producer
- Margarita Piantina
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