The Long-Suffering Genoveva and the Long-Suffering Pishurka.
The Role of Krastyo Pishurka in the Birth of the Bulgarian Theatre
Authors:
Aleksandar
Aleksandrov
St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Pages:
227-
237
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54664/HQXV8330
Abstract:
This publication presents the emergence and organization of one of the
most ancient arts – theatre. The logical pinnacle of the Bulgarian National Revival
culture began in 1856. The appearance of Krastyo Stoyanov Pishurka who initiated
and organized the first theatrical performances in the town of Lom – Long-Suffering
Genoveva and Velizarieva Opera, is of particular importance. Due to a lack of sources,
these earliest performances raise a number of questions. The most important one
is which city can be called the cradle of the Bulgarian theatre. The dispute is between
two old cultural centres – Lom and Shumen. Relying on a few but reliable sources
leads to the conclusion that they took place in Lom in 1856.
Keywords:
Krastyo Stoyanov Pishurka; Bulgarian National Revival; theatre; Long-
Suffering
Genoveva; Velizarieva Opera
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