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Huom! Poistunut ohjelmistosta!
Cast
Sara Paavolainen, Risto Kaskilahti, Sami Uotila, Asko Sarkola, Riitta Havukainen, Miitta Sorvali, Carl-Kristian Rundman, Mari Perankoski, Matti Ranin, Leena Uotila, Vappu Nalbantoglu, Jyrki Kovaleff, Aarno Sulkanen, Antti Litja, Antti Lang, Pasi Pääkkönen, Jukka Kekkonen
Translation Ritva Arvelo
Control Frej Lindqvist
Set design Katariina Kirjavainen
Costumes Anneli Qveflander
Lights Markku Penttilä
Sound Kirsi Peteri
Long live laughter A couple of minutes of laughter is said to be equivalent to 45 minutes of complete relaxation. Maybe that’s why a person feels almost new born and energetic after having had a good opportunity for humour and laughter? There is even laughter training in the country so that life can be lighter. City Theatre Georges Feydeau’s The Rooster of Paris then answers the question of many an hour of relaxation, especially its first two acts. It is blissful when not to worry about what is happening on stage, to loosen your grip rational self and surrender. The farce is demanding a skill where the timing of hilarious situations must be exactly right Otherwise, the performance will be painful to watch. But when everything is playing, The depth of the plot doesn’t matter. The viewer builds the twists and turns of the story and emotions in their own head even further than they happen on stage – and enjoys. The Parisian rooster shines many stars, but Miitta Sorvali is brilliant in an unabashed way as a willing British seductress. What a woman! Lived in the 1700s French philosopher Sébastien Chamfort said: “Of all the The most wasted days are the ones when you haven’t laughed.” There you go.
Lue lisääCasual flirting and family torment Helsinki City Theatre brought to life Georges Feydeau’s classic farce The Rooster of Paris. The play, directed by Frej Lindqvist , drags the viewer through a century to Paris in the middle of the colourful swinger party. Sara Paavolainen is a virtuous lady whose morals are unshakable. He agrees to overthrow his young lover (Sami Uotila) to bed only after she has received evidence from her husband (Asko Sarkola) infidelity. The man’s friend (Risto Kaskilahti) also whines distant lady. An English man swallower (Miitta Sorvali) and a mixed congregation of other lustful and funny characters. The star of the Parisian rooster gets better towards the end. Especially the confused gentleman played by Asko Sarkola, Sami Uotila’s feminine gigolo and Miitta Sorval’s dreary siren raise a smile unnoticed on the lips.
Lue lisääFull-fledged Miittaa and Askoa Making farces that are extremely popular around the world is managed at the Helsinki City Theatre. This autumn’s farce, the French Georges Feydeau’s Parisian Rooster is Frej Directed by Lindqvist , a real precision weapon of laughter, quickly advancing a comedy of betrayal. Asko Sarkola must be promoted now at the latest one of Finland’s best farce actors, and the same is achieved by the insanely wonderful Miitta Sorvali. He unleashes his entire repertoire. Also Sara Paavolainen, Riitta Havukainen, Risto Kaskilahti, Carl-Kristian Rundman, Matti Ranin and Leena Uotila open the the eyes of the beholder to see the ridiculous moral weaknesses of human life. Visual pleasure is created by Anneli Qveflander’s costumes and Katariina Kirjavainen’s set design.
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