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THE DANTON CASE | | Print | |
Teatr Polski we Wroclawiu/Polish Theatre in Wroclaw
Text, samples, mental scratching and direction by Jan Klata Text, dramaturgy Sebastian Majewski Set designer Mirek Kaczmarek Choreography Macko Prusak Light designer Justyna Lagowska Project coordinator Hanna Frankowska
CAST Eleonore (Marianna)—Kinga Preis Louise Danton—Anna Ilczuk Lucile Desmoulins—Katarzyna Straczek Robespierre—Marcin Czarnik Danton—Wieslaw Cichy Saint-Just—Wijciech Ziemianski Desmoulins—Bartosz Porczyk Delacroix—Andrzej Wilk Westermann—Tadeusz Szymkow/Marian Czerski Philippeaux—Edwin Petrykat Fouquier—Zdzislaw Kuzniar (guest appearance) Billaud—Miroslaw Haniszewski Legendre—Rafal Kronenberger Fouche—Michal Opalinski English Spy—Michal Mrozek A very rarely staged but excellent political drama that has not been played in Wroclaw for over forty years. The Danton Case is set in Paris during the tempestuous days of the Jacobin dictatorship. The drama focuses on the leaders of the Great French Revolution: Danton’s fall and the burgeoning conspiracy against Robespierre. Jan Klata returns with this production to the scene of his debut. The young popular director debuted here, with a production of his own play, The Smile of a Grapefruit. the opening at the Swiebodzki Train Station Stage on 29 March 2008
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