Impressum
5 and 6 June 2012

Andrei Andrianov & Oleg Soulimenko

MADE IN RUSSIA

brutproduktion

“The performance’s ingenuity and wit can hardly be surpassed and skilfully plays with clichés and prejudices. A slam-dunk!” Wiener Zeitung

After Soulimenko thoroughly examined the promise of happiness “Austria” has to offer with nine neo-Austrians in the Donauturm Café during the Wiener Festwochen 2012, he will now be returning to the brut stage with his successful production MADE IN RUSSIA. Together with Andrei Andrianov, he still believes that this performance, which is intended to cause a furore on the Western art and performance market, will achieve a major international breakthrough. In their show, they reflect upon their (fictive) biographies and their culture between history, pop songs, dance, and pantomime. In this process they meet famous personalities of the European and Russian art scenes: French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard as intellectual father figure from the West, and exemplary prima ballerina Maya Plisetskaya who was held in high esteem by the Soviet Union, play essential roles. A hot, post-communist wartime battle of Eastern and Western cultural clichés.

Concert on 5 June following the show at Bar brut deluxe: Russia sings the Occident. With Covers of Beatles, Iggy Pop, Eurythmics, Bruce Springsteen und Michael Jackson.

 

Concept, realisation, performance Andrei Andrianov, Oleg Soulimenko Video Appearance Dasha Andrianova, Alevtina Golubeva Dramaturgical advice Judith Staudinger Artistic advice Robert Steijn Stage and costume Anke Philipp Light design Bartek Kubiak Video editing Elena Tikhonova Translation Martin Jandl Production management Nicole Schuchardt


A co-production by Oleg Soulimenko/Vienna Magic, brut Wien, artblau-Tanzwerkstatt Braunschweig, and Szene Salzburg. In cooperation with Dance Agency TsEKh Moscow and sophiensæle Berlin. With the kind support of the City of Vienna’s Department of Cultural Affairs, Austria’s Federal Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture, the German Federal State of Lower Saxony, and KulturKontakt Austria.

€14/€8/€6 with the brutkarte*

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