"The Happiest Man"
About this event
The opera is suitable for children and adults and combines classical singing and actor dialogues. The plot is sustained in a fairy tale style with a classic struggle between good and evil, but it also touches on eternal philosophical themes about happiness, temptation and the choices we make. A boy is in love with his Dream, the two live idyllically in a beautiful forest, but the Raven appears, who envies them, and his sister, the Snake, comes to his aid. Happiness is put to the test, and the ending will surprise the viewers. Visually, the show is designed to bring the necessary airiness of dreams. The costumes and scenography are entrusted to the artist Adriana Dobreva, and the projection mapping is the work of the two-time Ikar winner Todor Todorov. Also important is the role of the choristers, who transform into different characters as the stage action progresses. "Happyend should stay with us, make us think to what extent we are able to follow our dream and to what extent - to trust other people's advice in our life. There is a lot of lesson in this fairy tale, suitable for all ages," says the director Vera Stoykova. Joint production with MTF "Varna Summer"
пл. „Независимост“ 1, Varna
The Stoyan Bachvarov Drama Theatre was founded in 1921 and is the oldest professional theatre in Varna. It has a Main Stage, Branch Stage, and Chamber Hall. The repertoire includes classic and contemporary plays, comedies, dramas, and children's performances. The theatre is named after the actor Stoyan Bachvarov and is a stage where generations of Bulgarian actors have performed.
