

Ronald Harwood’s "The Conductor"
Translated from English by Guram Gvancadze
Director - Levan Tsuladze
Choreographer - Tinatin Tsuladze
Designer - Nino Surguladze
Designer - Zurab Gagloshvili
Video Installation - Dato Dvalishvili
Technical Director - Tamar Fruize
Cast:
Manana Kozakova, Levan Berikashvili, Koko Roinishvili, Sofia Zeragia, Ketevan Tskhakaya, Tamar Bukhnikashvili, Duta Skhirtladze
About the Performance:
In 1946, in Nuremberg, the chief conductor of the Berlin State Orchestra, Wilhelm Furtwängler, is on trial. Deborah Arnold attempts to investigate the past of the famous German conductor, Dr. Furtwängler. The interrogation room becomes a battleground for different ideologies: Is it possible to separate art from politics? Can one live and work peacefully after shaking hands with the devil? Can music liberate the human soul? Ronald Harwood’s compelling play raises these and many other important questions, though finding the answers is not straightforward.
Age: 14+
About the Theater:
The Theater Studio 42 is a new independent theatrical space located in Didube, Tbilisi's industrial center, at 114 Tsereteli Street, on the Factory Tbilisi premises. The theater was created by Levan Tsuladze. Its goal is to develop independent theatrical arts through performances, performances, dramaturgy, and co-productions—creating and integrating a real platform for the creative industry into Tbilisi's cultural, economic, and social development. The Theater Studio 42 has a capacity of 264 seats and is focused on performances, educational projects, and the development of modern technology. Alongside its unique stage and audience hall, the theater’s foyer is vibrant and attractive, featuring theater cafes and exhibition spaces.
DURATUIN: 115 MINUTES / WITH ONE INTERMISSION