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Норд-Ост
Nord-Ost

Country: Russia
Year: 2003
Cast: Andrei Bogdanov, Ekaterina Guseva, Konstantin Kabanov, Yurii Mazikhin, Oksana Kosteckaya, Pyotr Markin, Elena Kazarinova, Aleksei Rossoshanskii, Yuliya Sviridova, Anton Volovik, Ulyana Sergienko, Filipp Avdeev, Vlada Supryaga, Alisher Umarov, Grigorii Santoni
Composers, authors of libretto, and directors: Aleksei Ivashenko, Georgii Vasilyev
Set designer: Zinovi Margolin
Choreographer: Elena Bogdanovich
Conductors: Maksim Gutkin, Ara Karapetyan
Lighting Designer: Sergey Martynov
Costume Designer: Maria Danilova
Sound Designer: Vladimir Vinogradov
Genres: musical, theatre production
Language: Russian
Translation: no subtitles
Time: 2 hours 50 minutes
Возраст: 6+

The literary basis of the musical "Nord-Ost" is the famous novel "Two Captains" by Veniamin Kaverin. The main roles in the musical were performed by Andrey Bogdanov and Ekaterina Guseva.

The premiere took place in Moscow on October 19, 2001. The musical was performed over 400 times and was seen by nearly half a million spectators. In 2003, the production received the national theater award "Golden Mask."

For many years, enthusiasts painstakingly restored video materials of the musical, with the permission of the authors, to show "Nord-Ost" on the big screen. Artificial intelligence was even used in the final stage of restoration. As a result, the best possible quality was achieved for a twenty-year-old recording. This adapted version is suitable for cinema screenings and noticeably differs from previously available versions.

We hope that the impressions of the scale of what is seen will be comparable to those that audiences experienced daily in the theater, where a full-size airplane landed on the stage. For fans of the musical and the "Ivasi" duo, this is the perfect opportunity to gather together, remember their favorite performance, and introduce it to friends, family, and children.