The famous actor Alymkul Isakov took to the scene in Andijan with the monodrama ‘Longing’
The Fourth International Theatre Festival of TURKSOY held in the city of Andijan, in Uzbekistan featured a performance of the monodrama entitled ‘Kusa’ (Longing) by the Musical Drama Theatre named after Toktogul Acybaiev Alay.
Written by Kyrgyz People’s Author Kanybek Imanaliyev, the play was directed by the Kyrgyz People’s Artist Ulanmyrza Karypbayev. Performed by the Kyrgyz People’s Artist Alymkul Isakov, the play was strongly appreciated by the audience for its powerful narrative.
Focusing on respect and reverence for mothers, the production emphasised the eternal character of the love between a mother and her child and conveyed the message that humanity can only endure if this love continues to live on in the hearts of future generations. Whilst fathers play a significant role in the survival of the human race, the idea that the unique power of a mother’s heart is far more sublime in preserving and sustaining future generations is deeply conveyed to the audience through the play’s dramatic structure.
Taking the scene for this striking solo performance, the famous Kyrgyz actor Alymkul Isakov who single-handedly commanded the stage, captivated the audience with his moving performance depicting a mother’s sublime love and self-sacrifice while creating deeply emotive moments fort he audience.
Medya Galerisi
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