I watched this theatre play last night called "Морковка для Императора" (or Carrot For Emperor) at the Teatr Antona Chekhova. Comment? I suppose it was good because everyone around me was laughing. hehe. i could only guess so much whats happening :p around the last part of the play, i was already drifting off to wonderland. I need my russian lessons. :p
Heres the story from the russian website. i google-translated it. the translation's not so bad. hahahaha.
"There is so that the beam of [morkovki] it can be more important than ten guns, and the skill to writhe ridiculous physiognomy - is more valuable than the military victory.
1819. Fifteenth anniversary of emperor Napoleon's coronation. Napoleon together with two remaining themselves devoted to it Generals in the expulsion on the Island of St. Helen. But it does not suspect, that it owed to commoner Josephine [Ponti], who named her four sons in the honor of emperor the Napoleon: Napoleon- Francois, Napoleon- Joseph, Napoleon- Bernard and Napoleon- Louis. And here to Josephine [Ponti] it reaches the Island of St. Helen in order to produce its calculation for emperor… "
hee hee. google translator dot com is my secret to survival in moscow. hahaha. the story is about a woman, who after hearing that napoleon rewards people who name their children after him, named her 4 children napoleon. she then goes to napoleon bonaparte to make singil and then *blurryididntunderstandanythingafterthatpoint!* for whatev reason, they appoint her as general and she starts becoming this domestic tyrant, making the other generals clean the floors and something like that. she plants vegetables (and carrots,hence the title) in the backyard for napoleon. now i dont know what happened again after that. hehe. sorry. basta ang last, she leaves the island even if napoleon begs her not to. and she says that her task is finished. she already domesticated the men in that island. or something like that.
uhmm. okay. before i watch another play. i will need to get on with my lessons! haha.
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