SALOME
The tragedy of the English author, famous for his irony and comedies, presented in 1893 – originally in French – takes the viewer to New Testament times, as it is known: the title character demanded the head of János Keresztelő in exchange for his overheated dance as the stepdaughter of Herodes Antipas. The biblical story is staged at the Nemzeti by a contemporary Bulgarian director of the poetic theater.
Performance length: 1 hour(s) 50 minutes
Stage version: DIANA DOBREVA
Hungarian text: ANDRÁS KOZMA
Salome
Hanga Martos / Anna Tabajdi e.h.
Herod
Herodian
Jochanan
Naman, the executioner
Narraboth the Young Syrian
Nathan
Miriam
Tigellinus, the Roman
Bence Bognár e.h.
The Cappadocian
Tamás Jakab e.h.
Nubian
Dávid Róbert Krauter e.h.
Nazarene 1
Tamás Ábel Winkler e.h.
Nazarene 2
Dániel Séra e.h.
Rachel, a Judean woman
Anita Polyák e.h.
Rebekah, Judean woman / Marta
Lili Lujza Battai e.h.
Ruth, Judean Woman / Mary
Ilka Sipos e.h.
Set designer
Mira Kalanova
Costume designer
Rajtcsinova Marina
Composer
Petia Dimanova
Sound designer
Yavor Karagitliev
Hungarian text, Dramaturge
Choreographer of Salome’s dance
Kinga Szent-Ivány
Stage manager
András Csasztvan
István Lencsés
Prompter
Kati Gróf
Interpreter
Krisztina Menyhárt
Assistant director
Director
