“Silent Sun” is my new novel published by “Janet 45″.
I’ll publish later an excerpt in English.
http://books.janet45.com/books/714
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Utopias of silence – discussion on my new novel code-named “The Silent Sun”
This was a discussion in Snejana Gallery in Sofia. I read two escerpts from my new novel The Silent Sun looking for a provocation and new ideas. The Moderator was assoc. prof. Miglena Nikolchina from Sofia University Kliment Ohridski.
“Stories from the Past” by “Janet 45″
“Stories from the Past” from “Janet 45″ is my new book with short stories. You can find it in the bookstores.
From 28th June to 3rd July I will present some of the stories at “Kikinda Short” short story festival at Kikinda & Belgrade, Serbia.
The Woman Before/ La Femme d’avant
“The Woman Before” |2011| State Drama & Puppet Theatre ” K.Velichkov” Pazardjik
after Roland Schimmelpfennig
translated by Vladko Mourdarov
adapted & directed by Petar Dentchev
stage set by Mariela Malova
cast: Iva Ognyanova, Todor Kaykov, Diana Doseva, Savina Barzeva & Ivo Arakov
How to describe it? It starts ominously with a ring at the door as Frank and Claudia, 19 years married, are packing their bags for a life-changing move. The unexpected visitor, Romy, claims that 24 years before Frank promised to love her for ever. Now she has come to claim her man. And, while the couple do their best to reject her, Romy insinuates herself into their lives using their son, Andi, as an unwitting accomplice.
The Maids / Les Bonnes
“The Maids” |2010| National Theatre Academy ” K.Sarafov” Sofia
after Jean Genet
translated, adapted and directed by Petar Denchev
stage set by Mariela Malova
cast: Albena Grigorova, Lilia Geleva, Liliana Chomova
Solange: Naturally, maids are guilty, when madame’s are innocent. Oh Madame… if I had been your executioner, I would have carried out your sentence to the last drop. The tea you have refused to drink – I would have broken your jaw open and poured it down your throat.
Squabbles
“Squabbles” |2009| National Theatre Academy ” K. Sarafov” Sofia
by Catherine Naze
translated by Madlena Evgenieva
adapted and directed by Petar Denchev
stage set: Mariela Malova
cast: Albena Grigorva & Liliana Chomova
Two sisters are facing the truth about their own miserable life while their own mother is dying. The approaching death unlocks problems and desires kept in silence.
The Death and The Devil
“The Death and The Devil” |2009| National Theatre Academy, Sofia & Youth’s Theatre “Nikolai Binev” Sofia
by Frank Wedekind
translated by prof.Vladko Murdarov
adapted & directed by Petar Denchev
stage design by Petar Denchev
cast : Gergana Pletnyova, Boyko Krastanov, Liliana Chomova & Ivaylo Dragiev/Viktor Marinov
Frank Wedekind is one of the most popular German playwrights – a father of expressionism, a scandalous author, whose plays were often suppresed by the censure. Wedekind writes “The Death and The Devil” against the hipocrisy of the society of that time. And the hipocrisy of today’s society encounters its own face in this perfomance.
How much is the innocence worth? How much is the human’s life worth? The action thickens through avalanching variety of twists and turns and sudden revelations. The public will run into requests for violence and cravings after death.
“The Death and The Devil” is one of the less known plays by Frank Wedekind, written in 1905. Petar Denchev finds the theme extremely current and actual. Thus, the performance, was born.
The Death and The Devil is an elegant story of temptation and accusation in life, just before in ends.
The performance has participated at The Slavija festival, Belgrade, Serbia & Youth’s Fair, Sofia, Bulgaria.
