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Hero
Theatre:
Author:
Director:
Kalju Komissarov
Premiere:
Esietendus 27. oktoobril Endla teatri Suures saalis
Artist: Silver Vahtre
Costumes: Krista Tool (guest)
Musical design: Toomas Lunge (guest) and Feliks Kütt
Sound effects: Janek Kivi
Cast: Priit Loog, Veljo Reinik, Jaanus Mehikas, Sten Karpov, Sven Heiberg,Triin Lepik, Liis Laigna, Kaili Viidas, Märt Avandi, Tambet Seling, Ago Anderson, Karin Tammaru, Jüri Vlassov, Sepo Seeman, Ireen Kennik, Tiit Palu, Lauri Kink
World War II. Estonian people are forcibly pulled into the conflict between great powers. The brothers of a schoolboy called Tõnu are conscripted to the army: one into the Soviet forces, the other into the Nazi Germany forces. Although the parents send their youngest son away from the war, across the bay to do lumber work, Tõnu still decides to join the Estonian regiment of the Finnish army. For the boys this is the third way - thus they can fight against both the communist and fascist ideologies and regimes at the same time: they can fight for the freedom of Finland and for the honour of Estonia. The soldiers are tormented by hunger, homesickness, northern frost, and death. Will those boys be able to get back home despite everything? What has happened in their homeland? This play by Mart Kivastik takes the audience through laughter and tears to a history lesson at school, to haymaking, to a boat of refugees, to a ski lesson and to battles. There is an unanswered question: can there be heroes in war?
Costumes: Krista Tool (guest)
Musical design: Toomas Lunge (guest) and Feliks Kütt
Sound effects: Janek Kivi
Cast: Priit Loog, Veljo Reinik, Jaanus Mehikas, Sten Karpov, Sven Heiberg,Triin Lepik, Liis Laigna, Kaili Viidas, Märt Avandi, Tambet Seling, Ago Anderson, Karin Tammaru, Jüri Vlassov, Sepo Seeman, Ireen Kennik, Tiit Palu, Lauri Kink
World War II. Estonian people are forcibly pulled into the conflict between great powers. The brothers of a schoolboy called Tõnu are conscripted to the army: one into the Soviet forces, the other into the Nazi Germany forces. Although the parents send their youngest son away from the war, across the bay to do lumber work, Tõnu still decides to join the Estonian regiment of the Finnish army. For the boys this is the third way - thus they can fight against both the communist and fascist ideologies and regimes at the same time: they can fight for the freedom of Finland and for the honour of Estonia. The soldiers are tormented by hunger, homesickness, northern frost, and death. Will those boys be able to get back home despite everything? What has happened in their homeland? This play by Mart Kivastik takes the audience through laughter and tears to a history lesson at school, to haymaking, to a boat of refugees, to a ski lesson and to battles. There is an unanswered question: can there be heroes in war?