new performances
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Vrazhaletz
In this reading of Vrazhaletz won't find hints of moralizing. This is a vivid narrative of the play St. Kostov for greedy but pleasant peasants deceived by sophisticated crook. - Little Prince
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The great artist on stage
The great artist on stage
"I'm Dimitris Papaioannou and I'm trying to be an artist" were his first words in an April interview. To hear his suspicion is surprising but also somewhat soothing - he's a choreographer with 32 years' experience, his works opened and closed the ceremonies of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games but the smaller scale examples are also great. On the stage, he uses everything but the voice: from the human body and it's limits to the light, the scenography, and shapes that point to classical ... -
Alive Topography
Alive Topography
Imagine an exhibition of huge abstract paintings that are created right then and there. Now imagine an atmospheric music concert that is best experienced if you're seated, still and silent. Now combine the two things in one and the image in your head will be very close to what's coming to Dom na kinoto next Thursday - with Japanese artist Akiko Nakayama and E.U.E.R.P.I.'s ambient-drone music.
interview
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The things of life: Alexandrina Pendatchanska
When she first appeared on stage to sing Violetta's aria from Verdi's Traviata, she did not even know how to bow. Only a year later she was already Lucia di Lammermoor in Bilbao, and for the next 30 years her voice was heard in the largest operas ... - On the scene: Vesselin Petrov
