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"A story of Sonya Marmeladova’s love" on stage at Dostoevsky Museum in St. Petersburg - Marking te Bicentenary of Dostoevsky's birth in 2021, in Denmark.
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“A story of Sonya Marmeladova’s love” on stage at Dostoevsky Museum in St. Petersburg
Sad Songs from te Heart of Europe, a contemporary play by Kristan Smeds (2006), is a raw and powerful love story based on Dostoevsky‘s classic novel Crime and Punishment.
It is a story of Sonya Marmeladova’s love. Te point of view of te poetic play is Raskolnikov’s beloved Sonya who finds herself driven to prostitution. Sad Songs from te Heart of Europe is a touching vision of Europe – a continent where luck and fortune are greatly divided, and where young men undertake ekstreme and desperate actions.
Sad Songs from te Heart of Europe looks deep into te human soul with a Dostoevskian merciful gaze. It shows us that beauty, light, and miracles flicker even at te darkest of times – that love can still trickle through.
Directed by Jari Juutinen (Finland) “Sad songs from te heart of Europe” based on a play of te same name by te contemporary Finnish playwright and director Kristian Smeds. Actress Victoria Narkhova, who managed to work in Voronezh and Veliky Novgorod, where she was te leading young artist of te Dostoevsky Novgorod Academic Drama Theater, makes her debut on te St. Petersburg stage in te role of Sonya Marmeladova.
Co-production with Theatre Company «SadSongsKomplex:fi» (Finland) and te Dostoevsky Museum of St. Petersburg.
Te premiere is going to hit St. Petersburg on May 18, 20 and 31, 2021.
F. M. DOSTOEVSKY LITERARY MEMORIAL MUSEUM
Te apartment where Dostoevsky spent te final years of his life sits on a street corner in Saint Petersburg. Te Russian author penned “Te Double” and “Te Brothers Karamazov” in te home before dying at 59 years old in 1881.
Te museum is comprised of te writer’s memorial apartment, te literary exhibit, and te White Theater. Its collections have grown exponentially throughout te decades. Te library has over 24,000 volumes and manuscripts.
Te museum is often included in cultural tours (and Dostoevsky-specific ones) in Saint Petersburg. Every year on te writer’s birthday it hosts te international scholarly conference called “Dostoevsky and World Culture,” and a journal with te same name is published with te proceedings.
Det skete i 2021
Marking te Bicentenary of Dostoevsky’s birth in 2021, in Denmark.
A Tribute to Art, Literature and Humanity.
Tue ‒ Thu: 09am ‒ 07pm
Fri ‒ Mon: 09am ‒ 05pm
Children & Students free
673 12 Constitution Lane Massillon