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Performance of Prof. Zheny Pashova and Prof. Petar Pashov Music: Prof. Dilyana Micheva
“Insomnia” is a mixture of miniatures, unified by the “love” theme. People’s complicated relations are revealed in an environment of unique Bulgarian folklore songs and visual theatre’s means of expression. The creation of these miniatures was inspired by Bulgarian myths and legends: The Wood-nymphs who take the soul of everyone who dares to see their beauty. The water, the one, we drink everyday but really understand it’s price when we share it with someone else. The cradle of our life which can make us fly if someone swings it… Come and dive in a world where you will find love in all her dimensions – tender, passionate, burning, impossible, unattainable, sinful and still so, so real.
Insomnia is a state of the spirit – indulge in it! |
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Author: Donald Bisset Director: Yordanka Shtereva Stage design: Veselin Nedelchev Music: Kiril Todorov
The incredible adventures of a little, sleepy, charming tiger facing difficult situations, that manages to overcome. |
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Author – N. Trendafilova Direction and stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Kiril Todorov
A grandmother and a grandson live in a small house. One day the Wind spills their last flour. The boy goes after the Wind to demand justice. Does it make sense to chase the Wind? It does, if you’re brave enough to pursue your goals till the end. |
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By L. Hofmann Dramatic version and direction – Slavcho Malenov Stage design – Vasil Rokomanov Music – Petar Tsankov
Marionette puppet performance, full with beauty and magic. Maya is a curious girl who falls into the world of elves and trolls. She experiences nice and difficult moments there and she finds a real friend of her – the Little Elf. The performance had a real success at the Fifth International Puppet Theatre Festival – Prague 2001.
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Commedia dell’arte by Carlo Gozzi adaptation and directing – prof. Peter Pashov stage design – Encho Avramov music – Petar Tsankov
Adults need fairy tales, too – funny and scaring, full with adventures and unexpected turns, with a romantic breath at the end. You can find yourself in the Carlo Gozzi’s story, in the comic situations, played by the commedia dell’arte characters. You can be involved in the eternal love story of the young prince, his beautiful fiancé and the ill-wishers who are trying to separate them. |
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Author – Vesela Stoykova Director – Darin Petkov Stage design – Tsveta Koeva Composer – Ivan Dragolov
The world is much more funnier and different when a the clever Mitra joins the clever Peter. An entertaining story, full with swordplay, about the adventures of the clever Peter from the Bulgarian folklore. |
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“The Trial, The Wolf and The Little Red Riding Hood” |
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director – Teodora Popova stage design – Emil Ivanov music – Vladimir Dzhambazov
The adventures from the Charles Perrault story are the same as children and parents know. But the character’s motivation is different and curious. Is the wolf so bad, The Little Red Riding Hood so naïve, and the hunter so noble? The children in the audience will be the jurors and they will answer all these questions. |
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Director – Teodora Popova stage design – Nikolay Demerov
An educative performance – competition. Unforgettable experience, exciting journey in the alphabet from “A” to “Z”. |
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"Zlatka the Golden Girl"
By Yordan Todorov staging – Marya Yankova, stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev music – Dimitar Valchev, season 1972/73
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“Rabbits’ school"
By Pencho Manchev staging – prof. Atanas Ilkov (guest director), stage design – Boris Chershkov (guest), puppets and masks – Lyubomir Tsakev music – Peter Stapel, season 1973/74
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“Buratino”
By Dimitar Dimitrov on Al. Tolstoy Staging – Vasil Apostolov Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Petar Stapel, season 1976/77 |
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“Snow white and the seven dwarfs” |
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“Snow white and the seven dwarfs”
By Pencho Manchev on Charles Perrault Staging – Marya Yankova Stage design – architect Ivan Tsonev (guest) Music – Nikolay Nikolaev, season 1966/67 |
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“The fisherman and the golden fish” |
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“The fisherman and the golden fish”
By Pencho Manchev on Al. S. Pushkin Staging – Marya Yankova Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Stefan Moskov, season 1970/71 |
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“Say the least”
By Valeri Petrov Staging – Vasil Apostolov Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Georgi Genkov, season 1979/80 |
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“The Lamia”
By Nikolay Haytov Staging – Vasil Apostolov Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Dimitar Valchev, season 1973/74 |
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“The champion and the golden apple” |
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“The champion and the golden apple”
By Nikolina Georgieva and Ivan Teofilov Staging – Vasil Apostolov Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Georgi Genkov, season 1979/80 |
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“Yan Bibiyan”
By Hristo Iliev on Elin Pelin Staging – Vasil Apostolov Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Atanas Kyosev, season 1969/70 |
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“Angel Voivode”
By Nikolay Haytov Staging – Vasil Apostolov Stage design – Lyubomir Tsakev Music – Dimitar Valchev, season 1974/75 |
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“The three fairies and the Sleeping Beauty” |
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By Charles Perrault Dramatic version and direction: Teodora Popova Stage design: Diana Uzunova Puppets: Nikolay Demerov Music: Dimitar Konstantsaliev
On to the world of fairy-tales together with the three good fairies – Grace, Harmony and Emotion! A castle, a king and a queen, a little princess and a terrible curse over her. |
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Director: Ivan Raykov Stage design: Silva Velichkova Composer: Danko Yordanov
A story about a little girl who survives a swing of dangers, adventures and obstacles to melt down the world of ice… Incredible magic of music, effects and acting.
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