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Note: No longer in repertoire!
Cast: Kristiina Elstelä, Riitta Havukainen,
Markku Huhtamo, Petri Johansson, Jonna Järnefelt,
Jyrki Kovaleff, Antti Litja, Sanna Majuri, Kari Mattila,
Jari Pehkonen, Tommi Rantamäki, Aarno Sulkanen, Martti Suosalo, Antti Timonen, Miina Turunen, Sami Uotila
Finnish translation: Juhani Huotari
Director: Tamás Ascher
Set design: Zsolt Khell
Costume design: Györgyi Szakács
Lighting design: Kari Leppälä
Sound design: Kirsi Peteri
The nobility of acting in Liliom Ferenc Molnár is one of the best-known Hungarian writers, whose play Liliom premiered at the end of October in Helsinki At the City Theatre. The writer moved during World War II United States and died there a few years after Hungary had been taken to the socialist camp. He wrote Liliom already in 1908. Liliom is a classic story about a clean-faced young woman and a woman who has experienced life of the love of the scoundrel. Now this eternal drama is seen as stunningly great in which the cast includes such a talented cast that it The front is pale. If Martti Suosalo is already the country’s number one actor and does his role unsteadily, he is now well on his way to becoming The memorable Liliom in the history of the City Theatre. Liliom’s story is always topical, meandering, surprising, even dreamlike. As a realization of what is now being seen, it is above all the work of its director Tamás Ascher, set designer Zsolt Khell and the rest of the team fireworks. The acting is precise and the situations are so subtly controlled that You look at the story like your neighbors. I wouldn’t want to leave this play, Even though the story is unhappy in many ways. In addition to Suosalo, the cast includes Jonna Järnefelt, Liliom’s Juli-wife, Miina Turunen, friend Marina, Jari Pehkonen Keikarina, Riitta Havukainen as Mrs. Muskát, Kristiina Elstelä Mrs. Hollunder, Antti Litja as Inspector, Jyrki Kovaleff Aarno Sulkanen as Lizmann. Many of them can be said to be So Karelian roots have also raised leading actors. The play, produced as a Finnish-Hungarian collaboration, reaches people once again as a selfish aspirant who is capable of deceiving and deceiving, to deny and harden. But there is one who is genuine, in front of whom the hard even the defiled Liliom is unarmed: this melter is a child. The final scene is cutting in its sensitivity. How many of today’s spouses and how many children are totally deprived of the right to older. The loss can be really harrowing. A lot is left behind in a good drama but also to provide sufficient resources for possible solutions. Lily is a success.
Read moreRenttu what a renttu But what a slacker Lilom is! And what a miracle worker hungarianlaine director Tamás Asher! He is cleansed the actors of the Helsinki City Theatre of all the burden of the past, every mannerism and easy solution. They are like deep washed and spun, fresh, innocent and eager. I don’t really remember seeing them premiere where the actors are as confident and peaceful as they were Ferenc Molnár’s introduction of Liliom with a great deal of on stage. Moln·r was a Hungarian cosmopolitan, lawyer, journalist, playwright, hated and loved national hero. The premiere of his best-known play, Liliom, took place in 1909. For a brotherly nation, it is more or less the same as Nummisuutarit is for us. The title character, Liliom, is the fiery, proud and sensitive of the poor of the suburbs, a short-tempered scoundrel and charmer who walks upright towards a violent to his death. After spending his time in purgatory, he gets a second chance to return to the world to meet their loved ones. And what happens then? The role of Liliom is played by the ragged Martti Suosalo has the whole arsenal at his disposal: he is seductive, defiant, fire and macho screaming, fearful as Vesku Loiri’s and Pentti Siimes’ ingenious precipitation. Ever Jonna Järnefelt has not been as credible and good as Liliom’s villain as a counterforce as Juli, a maid who is pure, unshakable, loving, destined An accepting woman of the people – pillars of the worlds. Director Zsolt Khell and costume designer György Szak·cs also come from Hungary. They paint on stage with fascination into which all 16 actors of the play step pure-hearted as in the beginning of time. What a joy!
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