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Дрда Ян, Шток Исидор. Чёртова Мельница

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1956
Episodes
1
Language
Russian

Спектакль Ленинградского Государственного Театра им. Ленсовета (ныне - Санкт-Петербургский академический театр им. Ленсовета) по одноимённой пьесе советского драматурга Исидора Штока в постановке Павла Вейсбрёма. Пьеса «Чёртова мельница» является переработанным вариантом комедии (пьеса-сказка) чехословацкого писателя Яна Дрды - «Hrátky s čertem» (Шутки с чёртом). Премьера спектакля состоялась на сцене театра в 1957 году.

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История о том, как отставной солдат Мартин, человек, не знающий страха, любящий весёлую шутку, перехитрил шайку чертей и спас двух девушек. Идея произведения перекликается с русской народной пословицей: «Не так страшен чёрт, как его малюют».

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Мартин, солдат в отставке - Владимир Петров

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  1. Дрда Ян, Шток Исидор. Чёртова Мельница 1956

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