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* "Wolves and sheep" (Volki i Ovtsy) by [[Aleksandr Nikolayevich Ostrovsky]] |
* "Wolves and sheep" (Volki i Ovtsy) by [[Aleksandr Nikolayevich Ostrovsky]] |
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* "Count Nulin", by Pushkin |
* "Count Nulin", by Pushkin |
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* "Cerano de Bergerac", by [[Rostand]] |
* "Cerano de Bergerac", by [[Edmond Rostand|Rostand]] |
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* "Italian Style Passions", [[Eduardo De Filippo]] |
* "Italian Style Passions", [[Eduardo De Filippo]] |
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* "The Nobleman's Pride or Lyuta's Eyes", [[Dmitry Lensky]] |
* "The Nobleman's Pride or Lyuta's Eyes", [[Dmitry Lensky]] |
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The Saint Petersburg State Dramatic Theatre "The Comedians" (Санкт-Петербургский государственный драматический театр «Комедианты») is a theatre at 44 Ligovsky Prospect in Saint Petersburg, which was founded in 1989.[1][2]
Repertoire
- "Wolves and sheep" (Volki i Ovtsy) by Aleksandr Nikolayevich Ostrovsky
- "Count Nulin", by Pushkin
- "Cerano de Bergerac", by Rostand
- "Italian Style Passions", Eduardo De Filippo
- "The Nobleman's Pride or Lyuta's Eyes", Dmitry Lensky
- "A Tender Heart's Trouble", Vladimir Sollogub.
References
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