Top view of model
Top view of model
The Banners for each year were hung in a spiral shape from the bottom of the catwalk ring above Marat, and line was pulled dropping them in a spiral pattern to the floor.
Marat´s tub
De Sade introduces Corday to Marat
Marat addresses the inmates. Marat has just been placed under the central shower, notice the boards are wet. Also note audience members surrounding the central playing area.
Charlotte Corday buys the knife. This platform unit also functioned as a guillotine for large puppet heads. Notice the holes for the heads around the outside.
Directed by Avi Malka
Cast: Ali Saliman, Halil Yitzhak, Ornan Brayer, Dorit Bar-Or, Yuval Segal, Nati Ornan, Hila Goshen, Karin Even-Haim, Naama Israeli, Hadar Shahaf, Hisham Saliman, Shiri Ashkenazi, Gili Bareket and Eilat Mansini.
Menachem Zibziner: Guitars
Limor Shiponi: Oboe
Dava Ben-Daviv: Cello
Yoram Lowenstein studio of performing arts, Tel Aviv
November 1999 - January 2000
November 1999 - January 2000
Listen the soundtrack here: http://www.zonshine.com/eMaratSade.shtml
This song ends the play, and the group sings it right after Marat’s death. The actors and actresses sing the harsh and cynical lyrics with a wide smile on their faces.
Song:"Time Out" (Interruptus) Vocals: the group.
Marat is laying in his bath, depressed and miserable, suffering from his skin disease.
Hadar Shachaf sings this sad tune for him. Song: "Poor Marat"
We want revolution now!The lovely actress Karin Even-Haim sings this song to Marat:
"We want revolution now!"
Charlotte Corday arrives to Paris to murder Jean Paul Marat.
She is amazed to see how violent the city is.
Song: " What kind of city is this?" Vocals: Hadar Shachaf.
Directed by Yuriy P. Lyubimov
Jazz variations on the music for Marat and Marquis de Sade - MP3
Listen the soundtrack here: http://www.letov.ru/MARATSADE.htm
(recorded in Ekaterinburg: Sergey Letov - saxophones, chalumeau, Vladimir Talabuev - alto saxophone, Vitaliy Vladimirov -trombone, piano, Alexandr Alexandrov - bassoon, Sergey Proskurin - double bass, Igor Zakharov - drums)
Terrorism - from the music to Theatre performance Marat and Marquis de Sade (Sergey Letov) - first 45 seconds, playing by Russian Saxophone Mafia
Directed by ?
Caroline Peck in costume as an inmate
A real family: daughter Elizabeth Burrell as Kokol, father David Burrell as the Marquis de Sade, and mother Helen Burrell as the Mother Superior.
Directed by ?
Directed by Michael C.
State University of New York 
