Marriages are made in heaven

Why go to a play Marriages are made in heaven?

1. One-man show with the magnificent Lydia Yaremchuk
2. A different look at the story of Natasha Rostova
3. Music complementing the monologue

National Academic Theater of Russian Drama. Lesia Ukrainka invites to the solo performance "Marriages are made in heaven". The composition was created by the People's Artist of Ukraine, laureate of the National Prize. TG Shevchenko and the Kiev Pectoral Prize by Lydia Yaremchuk.

"Marriages Are Made in Heaven" is the author's rethinking of the life story of the heroine of Leo Tolstoy's novel "War and Peace". The unusual format of the stage reading allows the stunning actress to reveal new, elusive traits in the character of her heroine, to shade it with a deeper range of feelings and emotions. Natasha Rostova, performed by Lydia Yaremchuk, appears either as a meek and indecisive dreamer, or as a woman mired in everyday life, tired of the routine. But what you cannot deny the image of Natasha is her unsolved mystery. The young lady so easily and easily turned the heads of the gentlemen, playfully captivated the hearts of the men who knew her.

So what role suits her - a charming young beauty or a sedate mistress? Can the heroine herself figure it out and does she need an understanding of the truth? In the monologue of Lydia Yaremchuk, subtle, unobtrusive answers will be heard. Read between the lines. Come and enjoy the brilliant acting of the actress, the intimacy of the stage performance and beautiful atmospheric music.

The author of the composition is Lydia Yaremchuk.
Director - Leonid Ostropolsky.

Performance without intermission.
Duration - 1 hour 10 minutes.

Age restrictions - 12+

Viewers under the specified age are not allowed to attend events

Entry to the auditorium after the start of the event is prohibited.