A play inspired by Hieronymus Bosch's triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights", for audiences aged 18 and over. The play, at the intersection of physical and puppet theatre, was directed by the renowned director from Minsk, Yevgeny Koryag. Alongside him, the artist and winner of the "Golden Mask", Tatyana Nersisyan, worked on the theatrical interpretation of Bosch, while composer Nikita Zolotar created the music for the production. Bosch's painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" is one of the most mysterious and multi-meaning works in the history of painting, with more than twenty interpretations existing to date. The wordless play, told through the language of the body, offers its own version of this work. Inspired by it, the director reflects on what happened on Earth from the fourth day of creation. As in his plays "Concrete" and "Sisters Gray", he combines myth and physical theatre on stage. The images of the play were born directly during rehearsals, so the actors became full co-authors of everything happening on stage. The absence of text is not an obstacle for the director: according to him, reflecting the idea through plasticity makes it richer. Photo: karlssonhaus.ru Photo: karlssonhaus.ru Photo: karlssonhaus.ru For more plays in St. Petersburg, check out our website in the theatre section.