Review: Miksi naiset aina rakastuvat Ernestiin

Lilla Teatern’s interpretation of Oscar Wilde is hilariously satirical

The cynic knows the price of everything,
but not worth anything

Helsinki
Premiere at Lilla Teatern
received interpretation by Oscar
About Wilde’s play
Why Women Always Fall In Love
From the outside, Ernest has
Beautiful as a cream cake.
However, there is something under the surface
a pungently satirical aftertaste.
The text was written by Wilde
At the end of the 1800s,
but it has retained its irony
and topicality.

Translated by Sam Hardwick
and Neil Hardwick
Directed by
depicts the English upper class
pretentious manners.
The common thread of the play
are young lovers
adversity, and
At the same time, it parodies the traditional
The formula of a love story
by exaggerating it to the extreme.

The dialogue of the play is
light and perceptive at the same time.
Kirsti Kasnio
has planned for the performance
fresh pastel shades
a set set that is
Shades repeat in women’s
costumes and staging
in the details.

When two women are attracted to
a man named Ernest,
as a consequence can’t
be anything other than a farce.
The play mocks women
friendship (“women must
first call each other
for any reason, before
They can call each other
sisters”) and the upper class
marriage market, where
property, noble chin profile
and the name are decisive.

Marriage Transaction Investment

Birgitta Ulfsson plays
poignantly satirically through and through,
calculating mother,
to whom the marriage of a daughter
is an important investment. Wilden
According to the saying, “Men
get married out of boredom,
women out of curiosity
– both
disappointed”.

At the end of the play, events
the whole plot and
Connecting the social circle
identification that defies
in its improbability
all of Aristotle’s
dramaturgy.
Interpretation by Lilla Teatern
Wilde’s play has
absolutely exhilarating
Description of social
relationships and their calculability.