Actors of the Pushkin State Russian Drama Theater, who are on tour in Mary these days, presented the play "Andro and Sandro" based on the play by Ossetian playwright Giorgi Khugaev on the stage of the Kemine State Drama Theater.
The actors succeeded in immersing the audience in the picturesque atmosphere of an Ossetian village and in witnessing the unusual story of two elderly neighbors. The plot of the play is not twisted into a complicated story and captures with its ease both the adult generation and young viewers. The performance harmoniously intertwines lyrical and comedic story lines.
Kerim Ataev (Andro) and Mikhail Rogov (Sandro) colorfully played the roles of 70-year-old Caucasian old men. Honored Artist of Turkmenistan Olga Volkova - Margo, Andro's wife, and also Honored Artist of Turkmenistan Larisa Kosonogova - the role of Kosher, Sandro's beloved. The actors managed to colorfully convey the characters of their heroes, their worries and hopes.
The Russian theater's production caused a storm of positive emotions and a flurry of applause in the audience.
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