TKO SE BOJI VIRGINIJE WOOLF?

09.08.2024 at 21:00

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Tko se boji Virginije Woolf? Edwarda Albeeja, klasik je američke i svjetske drame dvadesetog stoljeća. Ubrzo nakon praizvedbe, Mike Nichols uradio je filmsku verziju s Elisabeth Taylor i Richardom Burtonom. Jednu od najizvođenijih drama uopće, režirao je Ivica Buljan s vrhunskom slovenskom glumačkom postavom. Marthu glumi Nataša Barbara Gračner, koju je splitska publika s ovacijama ispratila kao Barunicu Castelli u Krležinim Gospodi Glembajevima, također u Buljanovoj režiji, za što je dobila nagradu za najbolju glumicu na Marulićevim danima. Za ulogu Marthe dobila je prošle godine nagradu na Gavellinim večerima. Njezinog muža Georgea igra Branko Šturbej, ovjenčan Boršnikovom nagradom za najbolju ulogu, a ove godine i Boršnikovim prstenom za životni doprinos slovenskom kazalištu. Mladi par, Honey i Nicka, igraju sjajni glumci mlade generacije Klara Kuk i Benjamin Krnetić. Boršnikovu nagradu za vizualni identitet predstave dobili su Tony Soprano Meneglejte i Sonda Trinajest. Autori su scenograf Aleksandar Denić koji izlaže na ovogodišnjem Biennalu u Veneciji, i Ana Savić Gecan, najpoznatija naša kostimografkinja u zemlji i inozemstvu, oboje Buljanovi suradnici na Crvenoj vodi Jurice Pavčića, u produkciji Hrvatskog narodnog kazališta Split.

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee is a classic of American and world drama of the twentieth century. Shortly after the premiere, Mike Nichols made a film version starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. One of the most performed dramas ever was directed by Ivica Buljan and has an outstanding Slovenian cast. Martha is played by Nataša Barbara Gračner, who received ovations from the Split audience for her role as Baroness Castelli in Krleža's The Glembays, also directed by Buljan, for which she won the Best Actress award at the Marulić Days. Last year, she was awarded for her role as Martha at the Gavella Evenings. Her husband George is played by Branko Šturbej, who received the Borštnik Award for Best Role and, this year, the Borštnik Ring for his lifetime contribution to Slovenian theater. The young couple, Honey and Nick, are played by the brilliant young actors Klara Kuk and Benjamin Krnetić. The Borštnik Award for the visual identity of the play was given to Tony Soprano Meneglejte and Sonda Trinajest. The authors are set designer Aleksandar Denić, who is exhibiting at this year's Venice Biennale, and Ana Savić Gecan, our most famous costume designer at home and abroad, both of whom collaborated with Buljan on Jurica Pavičić's Red Water, produced by the Croatian National Theater Split.