«And the dawns here are quiet»: when the audience stands up and applauds through tears
The premiere of the play «And the dawns here are quiet» at KRSU, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory, became a real event. The production based on the story by Boris Vasiliev, implemented under the strict guidance of director Anna Shmyrina, caused a storm of emotions and will be remembered for a long time. The hall was full until the last place — a real full house. Among the spectators — are not only students and teachers of KRSU, but also honored guests from the CIS countries. Many admitted: they had not experienced such a deep shock from the theater for a long time.
When the last words came from the stage — the audience stood up. Standing, he applauded the actors for a long time and loudly, without hiding his tears. In the eyes of the audience — gratitude and memory. The memory of those who did not return, of the heroism of young girls whose youth was given over to the war.
«This is not just a performance. This is a reminder of how expensive the world is», — said one of the guests from Belarus. Production KRSU — is more than a student theater. This is a living memory embodied on stage. And as long as there are such performances — the memory is alive.
