NASHA MOSKVA
Le Colonel Astral
THEATER
95 ′
From 16 years old
A show freely inspired by Chekhov's Three Sisters
Nasha Moskva - which means "our Moscow" in Russian - is the story of three contemporary beings who are projected at the heart of the tale of the Three Sisters of Chekhov. It is a mirror game between three madmen, three characters, three magnificent actors who live this moment when reality contaminates fiction.
These three play their humanity around, with and at the very heart of Chekhov's work.
Conception, direction and interpretation Marie Bos, Estelle Franco, Francesco Italiano Co- direction Guillemette Laurent Lumière Julie Petit-Etienne Staging Nicolas Mouzet-Tagawa Costumes Thijsje Strijpens Technical direction Nelly Framinet Development and dissemination BLOOM Project
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Production Le Colonel Astral Résidence et création Théâtre Océan Nord, Bruxelles Soutiens SACD et Wallonie-Bruxelles International Support for the recovery of the Federation Wallonia Brussels - theater service
Acknowledgments Isabelle Pousseur, Théâtre Océan Nord and her team, without whom this show would not have been possible. Rita and Natacha Belova, Sabine Durand, Laurence Evrard, Guillaume Franco, Nicolas Luçon, Arié Mandelbaum, Dominique Roodthooft, Anne Thuot
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This show was created in June 2015 at Théâtre Océan Nord.
NASHA MOSKVA - which means "our Moscow" in Russian - is the story of three contemporary beings who are projected at the heart of the story of the Three Sisters of Chekhov.
It is a mirror game between three madmen, three characters, three magnificent actors who live this moment when reality contaminates fiction. These three play their humanity around, with and at the very heart of Chekhov's work.
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Beginning of the 21st century: three improbable beings - Sabine, Edith and Bernard - oscillating between marginal theater lovers and patients of a psychiatric center, are deeply in love with Chekhov's work, in which they identify with each other until the merger. Putting together this play for three, playing not only the three sisters themselves, but also the eleven other characters who make it up then becomes the stake of their lives.
End of the 19th century: three orphan sisters - Olga, Macha and Irina - live in the provinces in a large house on the outskirts of a rough town.
They feel like foreigners and dream of rediscovering Moscow, the mythical place of their childhood, the original paradise where they grew up.