«REMONT» (The Repair)

(People's physical drama in 1 Act)

In his new work "InZhest" makes "non-theatrical" space Theater itself. A spectator in the room is in an inverted coordinate system, this will help to draw his attention to the èkzistencial′nost′ of our own existence.
Theatre, using avant-garde means returns to traditional Belarusian issues. In performance take part: - Actors from Berlin - the participants of workshops Vyacheslav Inozemtsev in Belarus, Poland and Germany: - Irene Fas Fita (Spain) - Johannes Stubenvoll (Austria) - Sergio Serrano (Spain) - Sonja Salkowitsch (Norway) Actors of Theatre "Inzhest" - Dmitry Skachkov, Veronica Oganisyan, Julia Zakruzhnaya, Svetlana Belousova, Victoria Luksha, Svetlana Kosenko, Daria Demura, Michail Umpirovich, Tatiana Surkova, Sergey Masko, Gennady Tobin, Yuri Benko Students of studio at theater "Inzhest" Musicians of group “PLATO” - Matvej Saburov, Vitalij Artist, Ekaterina Averkova, Anton Denisov The Physical Theater “InZhest” (Minsk) is the oldest and, unfortunately, the only one in Belarus independent creative group of more than 30 years working steadily in the direction of contemporary pantomime, physical theater, open air and site specific performance, Butoh dance. Participated in many international festivals and projects in Belarus, Russia and Europe. The initiator and organizer of the festival of physical theaters in Minsk ("Blazan" 1987-89, "X-Tradition" 2001-2002, PlaStforma 2013). Leader of the theater – stage director, actor and teacher Vyacheslav Inozemtsev teaches in the studio at the theater "InZhest", gives workshops abroad by the original self created method of "DANCING of ANIMALS", combining psychophysical training, pantomime, physical and acting improvisation, Butoh dance.

Idea and direction - Vyacheslav Inozemtsev

Music - Matvey Saburov and a group "Plato" Scenography - Vyacheslav Inozemtsev and theater “InZhest” Costumes - Svetlana Semashko Light - Alexej Karpov

Scenography-Vyacheslav Foreigners and theatre "Inžest"

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Spectacle repairs 2013 year arose as a result of a series of international projects of the theatre "InŽest", which include master classes with actors from Europe and final performances titled "x-tradition".

Theatre "InZhest" traditionally performs in "non-theatrical" places-on the street, in the city or a natural landscape, in factory shop, swimming pool, water tower, using the barn door, roof or wall-all can be the catalyst for a birthday special-spatial drama arising from merger-opposition body and space.

Common to all "x-traditions" is the use of "X-traditional techniques and aesthetics - physical improvisation, Butoh dance grotesque carnival.

Some "x-tradition" minskie viewers have seen relatively recently-performance at the Festival "DAH-9" in the Palace mastactvaŭ in September 2009 year or in February last year-in the Museum workshop z. Azgur-the final performance of the international workshop-project "Dances of Animals" InŽest "theatre and actors-students Vyacheslav Inozemtseva from Berlin.

The original idea was to repeat the performance at the Museum Azgur this year with the same participants called "Gypsum century", but, unfortunately, with February plaster participants future performance began to samorazrušat′sâ (in protest?) and this idea had to be abandoned.

But the art of plastic Theatre cannot congeal into the Museum!

As a result of this particular conflict-Space Body and Spirit-Matter in a completely traditional theatre Hall of the Minsk Palace of culture of railway workers arose out of "x-play-traditional" changeling "REPAIR"

In performance-participate

-Actors from Berlin-participants of the master-classes of Vyacheslav Inozemtseva in Belarus, Poland and Germany:

– Irene Fas Fita (Spain),
– Johannes Stubenvoll (Austria),
– Sergio Serrano (Spain)
– Sonja Salkowitsch (Norway)

Actors of the theater "InGest" –

Dmitri Skachkov, Veronica Oganisyan, Julia Zakružnaâ, Svitlana Bilousova, Victoria Lukša, Svetlana Kosenko, Daria Demura, Sergey Masko, Gennadiy Tobin, George Benko

Disciples of the Studio at Theatre «InŽest»