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"In
'The Sufferings of Young Werter' half of eternal love is being pinched
to death to calm down, totally teased and devastated. (...) And as in
other works, irony is Abadjieva's servant."
Dimitar Staikov,
"24 Chasa",
May '98 |
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"Abadjieva
has turned Goethe's novel about failed romance into a collage of rapidly alternating
great feelings, a vaudeville of romantic passion." Janina
Dragostinova, "Kultura",
Sept. '99 |
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The
Sufferings of Young Werter
after
Goethe, T.C.Elliot, Kafka and Kirkegor
director
Lilia Abadjieva
set & costumes Vassil Abadjiev
premiere 16 March 1998
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"Director
Lilia Abadjieva doesn't regard the romantic story of love and suicide with intense
seriousness - she seems to turn it into irony instead. The young Bulgarian theatre-maker
tries to escape reality and seeks refuge in entertainment. But all who decide
to make a political statement out of this merely end in no-man's land." "Berliner
Morgenpost" '99 |
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LILIA
ABADJIEVA
Interview
with Peter Laudenbach,
"Tip" magazine, Sept. '99
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"To me this is the terrified fear to find love, fear of commitment of one's
own ego in love. Unrequited love takes Werter to the extreme - to death. Unrequited
love is a parallel to unrequited life." |
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