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The performance "15 Old Suitcases and One Country"

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29.03.2026 · 19:00
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Saint Petersburg
Новая сцена Александринского театра
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A production by the Children's Musical Theater - an updated version of the performance that received applause in Russia and abroad. The previous version of the performance participated in major "adult" theater festivals. And at each new showing, it was met with inevitable success. In the new version of the performance, the musical composition has been updated, and audio and video elements have been added. At the heart of the performance is a unique visualization of the songs of Isaak Dunayevsky, Bulat Okudzhava, and Vasily Solovyov-Sedoy. The set design consists of old suitcases and the imagination of the young artists. The suitcase is an eternal companion of change, and thanks to interesting directorial decisions, the suitcases help create an entire world. The audience is in for an exciting journey on a "musical train" through various historical periods of our country, with each song transformed into a small bright performance. Conditionally, "15 Old Suitcases and One Country" is divided into 3 periods - childhood, youth, and maturity of a vast state. Here the artists are "rolling on a one-and-a-half-ton truck," which has miraculously turned into a pair of suitcases, and here they are together with the audience - in a big city, whose houses are also made of suitcases. Without excessive pathos or a moralizing tone, the young actors set the mood and pace for the performance, thereby creating an amazing atmosphere both on stage and in the auditorium. For more performances in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theater section.

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