"Extinguished stars" by K. Tinchurin on the Turkish stage: scenic interpretation of the chronotope
The article deals with the first joint art project (2011) of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Turkey and the Turkish State Theatres, - the stage performance "Extinguished stars” based on the play by Karim Tinchurin, which invoked major response and gained great public success in Turkey. The author provides insight into the art space peculiarities of the performance in their close interrelation with the playwriter’s aesthetic system. The author concludes that unlike the Kazan performance, here the stage manager combines the traditions of interior theatre with the principles of conventional (symbolic) scenography which was reflected in spacing. So, the visual concept of the stage performance “Extinguished stars” by K. Tinchurin is beyond the scope of persistent forms being susceptible to various stylizations and synthesis of different solutions.