Mommy’s Dead and They Buried Her in Moscow
Presented by: Nervous Theatre (Montana, USA) with C ARTS
From: Montana, USA
Contemporary riff on Chekhov’s Three Sisters: fast-moving, high-spirited meditation on grief, longing and (miraculously) hope
Presented by: Nervous Theatre (Montana, USA) with C ARTS
From: Montana, USA
Irina, Masha and Olya are bored, homesick and wildly overeducated. Mom and Dad are dead. Only one thought keeps them going in this remote, military town: 'Get the F*@K out of here and back to Moscow!’
This lively production was captured on stage at The Ellen Theatre in Bozeman, Montana, with parts of the action spilling out into other corners of the historic theatre. A single roaming camera acts as a relentless observer, scrutinising the actors and catching glimpses of intimate moments and secret exchanges, all filmed as one continuous shot.
Nervous Theatre is a repertory company that grew out of the Boston Conservatory, where its founding members met. They are a rootless theatrical collective dedicated to producing and touring new works and radically reimagined classics.
Winner of the Derek Award for Special Merit, Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2021
"A spiked vodka shot wrapped in a production that magnificently captures the essence of live theatre" - (FrontMezzJunkies.com)
A riff on Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters
Devised by: The Company
Cast
Masha: Sympathie the Clown
Irina: Annabella Joy
Olya: Connor Berkompas
Directed by: Connor Berkompas
Trailer available here; performed in English
Part of the C ARTS programme, a home for international independent arts, showcasing creativity, celebrating diversity, at C venues at the Edinburgh Fringe and on the C digital online platform year-round. Full programme at CtheArts.com
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Duration
1hr 15min
Price
$9.00
Venue
C ARTS | C venues | C digital
International Online Arts Programme www.CtheArts.com
| Wheelchair Access YES
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