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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
About the performance

The world premiere of the opera One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Alexander Tchaikovsky was held on the stage at the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre on the 16th of May 2009. The staging of this opera, based on the famous short story by Alexander Solzhenitsyn, was initiated by chief director of the theatre, Georgiy Isaakyan. It was he who wrote the script together with Alexander Tchaikovsky. The writer appreciated the idea and blessed the new creation and its staging.

Premiered on December 7, 2018.

In commemoration of Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s 100th anniversary.

Presented with one interval.

Libretto by Alexander Tchaikovsky and Georgy Isahakyan after the novel of the same name by Alexander Solzhenitsyn

Composer
Alexander Tchaikovsky
Scene:
Chamber Stage
Run time:
2 hours 10 minutes
Language:
Russian
Bolshoi opera official sponsor is Payment System MIR
A scene from the performance

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Kirill Filin as Warder. Alexei Morozov as lieutenant Volkovoy

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Alexey Prokopyev as Volkovoy

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A scene from the performance

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Igor Vyalyh as Ivan Denisovich Shukhov

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Anna Bauman as Shukhov's wife

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A scene from the performance

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A scene from the performance

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German Yukavsky as The CO

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Irina Khruleva, Alexandra Nanoshkina, Anna Semenyuk as students from Leningrad

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Irina Khruleva, Alexandra Nanoshkina, Anna Semenyuk are Girls, Roman Shevchuk as Tyurin

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Pavel Paremuzov as Kildigs. Vasily Sokolov as Captain Buyanovsky. Andrei Tsvetkov-Tolbin as KH-123

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Alexander Markeev as the CO

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A scene from the performance. Alexei Morozov as Volkovoy

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Alexander Chernov as Alyoshka, Igor Vyalyh as Ivan Denisovich Shukhov

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Zakhar Kovalev as Ivan Denisovich Shukhov

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Synopsis

Prologue
Act I

Barrack. Political prison camp.

Early morning. A warder named The Tartar is about to penalize Ivan Denisovich Shukhov, who didn’t get up at the signal, by putting him in a punishment cell for three days. However, then he pities Shukhov and forces him to clean the floor in the guardhouse. In the Commandant’s Office warders mock Shukhov. When Shukhov is finally able to leave the guardhouse, he goes to a dispensary to report his illness. In a dispensary an orderly Kolya refuses to send him to hospital and forces him to go back to work. The search is carried out in the barrack. The lieutenant Volkovoy threatens to send Captain who disagrees with the camp orders to the punishment cell for ten days.

Zeks read out a Camp Glossary.

The prisoners set off for work. On the way Shukhov recalls his previous peaceful and carefree life, his beloved wife; he dreams of his home village.

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