Tolstoy builds the story of his iconic heroine against the
background of an aristocratic Russia where human relationships are
shaped by social convention, respectability and hypocrisy. Anna Karenina
will pay dearly for being unable to decide between her duty to her
husband, Karenin, and her passion for her lover, Count Vronsky. Every
choice she makes, instead of leading to a solution, appears to lead
deeper into an impasse, and her tragic end seems unavoidable.
In
his best-known novel, the father of Russian literature examines the
world of fake relationships and repressed feelings. Not content only to
create an exciting plot with plenty of twists and turns, Tolstoy
penetrates into the most inaccessible corners of the soul, highlighting
the fascination and complexity of human nature.
Tolstoy builds the
story of his iconic heroine against the background of an aristocratic
Russia where human relationships are shaped by social convention,
respectability and hypocrisy. Anna Karenina will pay dearly for being
unable to decide between her duty to her husband, Karenin, and her
passion for her lover, Count Vronsky. Every choice she makes, instead of
leading to a solution, appears to lead deeper into an impasse, and her
tragic end seems unavoidable.
First performance: 03/03/2016
Last performance: 29/05/2016
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