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
Nubian
Dávid Róbert Krauter
Nazarene 1
Tamás Ábel Winkler
Nazarene 2
Dániel Séra
Rachel, a Judean woman
Anita Polyák
Rebekah, Judean woman / Marta
Lili Lujza Battai
Ruth, Judean Woman / Mary
Ilka Sipos
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
