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Nandu News Reporter Huang Lu Adapted from the 19th-century French critical realist literary giant Stendhal's literary masterpiece of the same name, "The Red and the Black" will be staged at the Poly Theater in Shenzhen from June 3 to 5. Today, the show is invoiced. Ticket prices range from 280 yuan to 1080 yuan. Among them, on June 3 and 5, some of the ticket prices are 280 and 480 subsidies.
The drama version of "Red and Black" is directed by Meng Jinghui, starring Mei Ting and Zhang Hancheng, and co-starring actors of meng Jinghui Drama Studio "Empty Flower Group", which is the opening drama of the 8th Wuzhen Drama Festival in 2021.
The Red and the Black is a novel by the French writer Stendhal, and his masterpiece, first published in 1830. Since its publication, it has not only won the hearts of generations of readers around the world, but has also been called Stendhal's best work. Stendhal's excavation of psychological depth far exceeded the level that contemporaries could reach, and created a precedent for "stream-of-consciousness novels" and "psychological novels" in later generations.
"What does red and black represent? What does it symbolize? What's lurking? What shines? These are all questions that we have been constantly exploring throughout the rehearsal process. Meng Jinghui believes that it is precisely with these continuous explorations and dialogues that he and Stendhal have a connection, through the infinite imagination and deep excavation of the connotation of "red and black", making the whole creative process more interesting.
In the play, Mrs. Driena is played by the actor Mei Ting, who once told the media, "Mrs. Drena in Stendhal's pen is very loving and radical, and he does not use secular morality and rules to demand her, which makes Mrs. Driena get out of the numb life, ignited by love, and truly come alive." Even though she was a married, child-bearing woman, she was a person, And Mrs. Drena was ignited by love, and I was ignited by the character." Zhang Yicheng's Yulian Sohair jumped out of the limitations of time and space, examined his heart in the intersection of fame and fortune, status and love, and created a three-dimensional image of contradiction and abundance, impulsiveness and thoughtfulness.
In addition, in the work "The Red and the Black", Zhang Wu, a visual artist who has worked with Meng Jinghui to create nearly 40 stage works, built a three-story desire pavilion with a hundred giant steel brackets, and multimedia and real-time photography will make the whole theater more powerful.