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| Public outraged by cancellation of Dagestan performance |
| Written by Олег Ионов | ||||||||
| Воскресенье, 06 Апрель 2008 | ||||||||
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Public outraged by cancellation of Dagestan performance of play about In Makhachkala yesterday, on April 5th, hundreds came to a second showing of a play on the events in the theater on Dubrovka, but it had been canceled. Organizers of the show refer to an unofficial ban by the president of Dagestan. Hundreds of spectators could not get into the theater for a second showing of a play dedicated to the tragic events in the theater on Dubrovka, titled ‘Everything is in your hands’. The administration of the theater told ‘Caucasian Knot’ that the play would not take place due to the illness of the actress playing the lead role. According to the director of the play, however, the cause of the abolition was quite different. On April 4th, the day before the planned second showing, the official premiere was held and attended by the president of Dagestan, Mukhu Aliyev, as well as the chairman of the National Assembly of the Dagestan Republic, Magomed Suleymanov. The premiere took place in a crowded auditorium under the applause of spectators, but a planned second showing on April 5th was canceled. “I can’t explain the reason for the ban,” said the director of the play, Skanderbek Tulparov, artistic director of the Russian Theater. “I used to think there was no longer any mechanism to allow them to ban a play, but it turns out there still is. Some people just came and referred to the president of Dagestan and said the show can no longer go on.” According to the director, the decision to cancel the play “was made at the highest level.” “Why do officials have to intervene and dictate what we can watch and what we can’t?” indignantly asked Maria, a teacher from Makhachkala who came to the show. Residents of Dagestan who did not make it to the show expressed their outrage to the republic’s Ministry of Culture, as well as to authorities in Dagestan, who “just like in the Soviet days have started a witch hunt.” “If the president didn’t like something about the show, than that’s his personal business,” said one of the performers in an interview with a correspondent from ‘Caucasian Knot’. “The artists rehearsed so much to prepare for the show, and this is the result.” “I wanted to show my students how the tragedy unfolded during the showing of A representative of the press center for the president and the government of Dagestan would neither confirm nor deny that authorities had banned the performance. “I haven’t heard such an ovation in a long time,” said the director of the play, Skanderbek Tulparov. “Nor have I seen such a reception in awhile. The spectators cheered. I’ve gotten so many compliments. There was so much excitement. It supported my spirit in this difficult situation.” The director says he does not regret staging the play, and does not consider the performance a mistake. “Not for one second do I regret it. I’m telling the truth. I didn’t offend anyone. I just talked about these people’s tragedy. If we’re talking about an indivisible Russia, then we must remember that the Chechens and the Russians are all our people. We have compassion for everyone who got into this situation,” said Tulparov. Tulparov also said that he hopes to once again put the play on in Makhachkala, as well as in London and New York. “I’ll fight for this play. I hope to invite experts from the Russian Ministry of Culture here so that they can watch and evaluate the performance. We were to play in London and New York. We were already preparing for the tour. Naturally, in such a situation, we won’t be allowed to go. So we’re hoping for help from the Ministry of Culture,” the director said. The writer of the play, British playwright Natalya Pelevayn, who is located in Makhachkala, confirmed the banning of the play by the authorities. “Officially, spectators who came today with tickets were told that the actress, who plays the main role, was ill and so the performance was canceled,” said Natalya Pelevayn. “But this isn’t true. Behind the scenes there was talk that the president of Dagestan insisted that the show must be stopped right now. I had hoped for the opposite effect, that the play would be viewed positively. I thought the problem of terrorism was taken seriously here, and that they intended to fight it not only by force, but through, as they say, a different format.” In the play ‘Everything is in your hands’, the action revolves around a conversation between a hostage female journalist and a female suicide bomber in the terrorist-held theater where According to the organizers of the show, participants in the production are going to send a letter to the leadership of Dagestan, asking for an official explanation for the cancellation of the show. As previously reported by ‘Caucasian Knot’, FSB director Nikolai Patrushev admitted to errors in the hostage rescue operation in the Moscow theatrical center on Dubrovka in 2002. Patrushev acknowledged this in a documentary shown on ‘1st Channel’ on December 19th. “The capture of Dubrovka by terrorists really forced us to start from scratch,” Patrushev said after a It should be noted, however, that part of the public believes that the events on Dubrovka were not a mistake, but a planned provocation by the security services. In early July of 2007, representatives of the On June 1st, 2007, the investigation into the terrorist attack was temporarily suspended. The reason given was the inability to locate the accused. Reference: On October 23rd, 2002 a group of militants led by According to various estimates, from 125 to 130 people were killed, and over 700 injured. Most of the deaths were due to a lack of medical care after the use of gas, the formula for which is still unknown. All 40 terrorists (21 men and 19 women) were killed during the assault. In ‘Caucasian Knot’ Views: 4938 |
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