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The Deafening Smell of White at The New Stage

Dates: (9/21/2014 - 2/2/2015 )

Theatre:

The New Stage


Národní 4
Praha 1,Praha 1 110 00

Phone: +420 224 901 448

Tickets: 120.00 Kc - 690.00 Kc

Running Time: 1 hour and 30 minutes, no intermission

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The austere whitewashed walls of a room at the St. Paul asylum for the insane. The only company for Vincent van Gogh is the narcissistic, detested “Doctor Evil”, the psychiatrist Vernon-Lazar – whose abiding passion, besides torturing poor Vincent, is cultivating white anemones – and two belching and dim-witted nurses, Gustave and Roland. How does the great painter feel in a place where there is no other colour but white? It is the year 1889 and Vincent’s only wish is to get out of the asylum. His first hope for salvation lies in his brother Theo, who comes to visit him, on the way changing between four trains and a carriage. Yet it is to no avail, since he is a mere illusion created by Vincent’s split mind. After violently attacking Doctor Vernon-Lazar, Vincent is left with the last hope, brought by the amiable and patient Doctor Peyron – hypnosis. The intriguing and sensitively built play earned its author Stefano Massini the Premio Pier Vittorio Tondelli 2005. The drama culminates three times, and each time it has the audience squirming in their seats. First by reason of unexpected disappointment, second for fear of that which will come next, and finally owing to involuntary resignation.

Cast and Creative team for The Deafening Smell of White at The New Stage

Translation: Kate?ina Bohadlová
Stage director: Lucie B?lohradská
Sets: Martin Chocholoušek
Costumes: Katarína Hollá
Dramaturgy: Iva Klestilová, Jan Tošovský


Vincent van Gogh


Karel Dobrý

Theo van Gogh


David Matásek

Doctor Vernon-Lazare


Filip Rajmont

Doctor Peyron


František N?mec

Gustave


Petr Motloch

Roland


Radúz Mácha

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