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Support for the creation of new productions of the Valmiera Theater. 01.08.2023.
Valmiera Drama Theater opens its centenary season. Four important new productions will be created thanks to the significant support of the Boris and Ināra Teterev Foundation.
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On August 1, 2023, Valmiera theater director Evita Ašeradena and philanthropist Ināra Tetereva signed a cooperation agreement. Thanks to the support of the foundation in the amount of at least EUR 100,000, in 2023 and 2024, Valmiera Theater will stage four important new productions of classical works of Latvian drama.
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With the support of the foundation, one of the central events of the season - Rainis's "Jāzeps and his Brothers" directed by Inese Mičule, in the visual interpretation by artists Reinis and Krista Dzudzilo - will be staged. Three more important works of classics will be staged - "Widow's Son" (director Viesturs Roziņš), based on the work of Vilis Plūdonis, "Boys of Valmiera" by Pāvels Rozītis (director Jānis Znotiņš) and "The Lost Son" by Rūdolfs Blaumanis (director Reinis Suhanovs).
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Valmiera Drama Theater opens its centenary season. During the season, the theater will stage works of Latvian authors, thus honoring the classics of Latvian drama, as well as highlighting contemporary works.
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Ilze Šadurska, head of the "Teātris.zip" project, congratulates the Valmiera Drama Theater team on the opening of the season.
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The agreement on cooperation is signed next to the art object "Kroder's apple tree", a tribute to the great director Olģerts Kroders. The art object was created by artists Aivars Vilipsōn and Ivars Miķelsons with the co-financing of the Boris and Ināra Teterev Foundation. "Kroder's apple tree" also embodies the idea that a person is characterized by his works and the fruits of his labor. Therefore, the new cooperation between the foundation and the Valmiera Drama Theater symbolically started near this art object, which is essential for theater lovers.
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