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The musical satirical comedy “The Wedding” will take place on January 27, 2027, at the Rappaport Hall in Haifa. A production by the At the Nikitsky Gate Theater.
The musical satirical comedy “The Wedding” will take place on January 27, 2027, at the Rappaport Hall in Haifa. A production by the At the Nikitsky Gate Theater.
“Wedding” by Mark Rozovsky is a true masterpiece of plot-driven comedy!
In January 2027, audiences in Israel will have the opportunity to see, for the first time, the renowned production by the Theater “At the Nikitsky Gate,” directed by Mark Rozovsky. The musical satirical comedy Wedding, based on the works of Mikhail Zoshchenko, promises to become a genuine theatrical celebration.
The production sparkles with humor and music, like splashes from a champagne bottle—light and intoxicating as young wine. Filled with sharp satire, it transforms an ordinary evening in the theater into a thrilling spectacle.
At the heart of the plot is an extraordinarily funny, almost anecdotal story about a young man who loses his bride right at his own wedding. From that moment, a series of hilarious and utterly unpredictable events unfolds, revealing all of human weakness and ambition.
It would be pointless to retell the plot, since the atmosphere created by the production is what matters most. From the very first minutes, the actors draw the audience into a whirlwind of dancing, songs, and laughter, at times erasing the boundary between the stage and the auditorium.
Mark Rozovsky’s directorial approach is unique in its ability to combine literary classics with a vivid theatrical form, working in the styles of grotesque and musical theater. Famous melodies ring out onstage, the actors fully inhabit their roles, and live music underscores the mood of the wedding celebration.
A remarkable ensemble brings every character to life:
- Groom — Vyacheslav Pronin
- Bride — Tatyana Kuznetsova
- Ilya Sobakin
- Margarita Rasskazova
- Vladimir Davidenko
- Robert Zakharyan
- Aleksandra Klyushina
Wedding conveys a distinctive tone of warm irony and informality, making Zoshchenko’s classic text relevant and accessible to contemporary audiences.
The production offers 1 hour and 40 minutes of vivid emotions, laughter, and good spirits. For those seeking a storm of impressions and a lively theatrical experience, attending this Wedding will be an unforgettable event.
Time to shout: “Kiss!”
Author: Mikhail Zoshchenko
Director: Mark Rozovsky
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