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Romeo and Juliet
Theatre:
Author:
Sergei Prokofjev
Director:
Tiit Härm
Premiere:
Esietendus 8. novembril 2003
Conductor Aivo Välja
Designer Michael Forssén (Sweden)
Lighting Designer Airi Eras
Ballet in three acts with two intervals by Sergei Prokofiev, based on William Shakespeare's tragedy of the same name.
Premiere 8 November 2003
Choreographer and stage director: Tiit Härm
In main roles: Marina Tshirkova, Luana Georg, Galina Laush, Olga Rjabikova (Juliet)
Vladimir Arhangelski, Sergei Upkin, Linnar Looris (Romeo)
"We are all born into this world to love and to be loved. When we think about love, "Romeo and Juliet" often comes to our mind. Why? Why do we wish to see their love story over and over again? The secret of "Romeo and Juliet" lies in its timeless story that touches our hearts. It is retold time and again, affecting new generations, carrying us away. There is something mystical in it, which cannot be explained. Romeo and Juliet die tragically because of hostility and hatred. In fact, happiness, humanity and dignity, which are a part of all of us, win in this story. Everybody has the right to love, to be an individual, to have feelings. Unfortunately, not everybody can, because the world is not as perfect as we would like it to be. We must often stand up for our beliefs and the greatest blessing - love. Just like Romeo and Juliet did. Because when there is no love, where could one find strength..."
Tiit Härm, choreographer
Designer Michael Forssén (Sweden)
Lighting Designer Airi Eras
Ballet in three acts with two intervals by Sergei Prokofiev, based on William Shakespeare's tragedy of the same name.
Premiere 8 November 2003
Choreographer and stage director: Tiit Härm
In main roles: Marina Tshirkova, Luana Georg, Galina Laush, Olga Rjabikova (Juliet)
Vladimir Arhangelski, Sergei Upkin, Linnar Looris (Romeo)
"We are all born into this world to love and to be loved. When we think about love, "Romeo and Juliet" often comes to our mind. Why? Why do we wish to see their love story over and over again? The secret of "Romeo and Juliet" lies in its timeless story that touches our hearts. It is retold time and again, affecting new generations, carrying us away. There is something mystical in it, which cannot be explained. Romeo and Juliet die tragically because of hostility and hatred. In fact, happiness, humanity and dignity, which are a part of all of us, win in this story. Everybody has the right to love, to be an individual, to have feelings. Unfortunately, not everybody can, because the world is not as perfect as we would like it to be. We must often stand up for our beliefs and the greatest blessing - love. Just like Romeo and Juliet did. Because when there is no love, where could one find strength..."
Tiit Härm, choreographer