The Little Mermaid

“The Little Mermaid” is an eternal tale of love that drifts across the centuries.
First brought to life in 19th century Denmark by the great Hans Christian Andersen – a master of luminous melancholy and poetic depth – this tale speaks not merely of a mermaid who fell in love with a prince, but of an inner sacrifice, of the profound force of feeling capable of transforming the very nature of existence.
The Little Mermaid is no mere heroine of childhood dreams. She is a symbol of selflessness and hope. And though earthly happiness proved beyond her reach, her heart attained immortality. She became a radiant spirit, returning to us time and again – whenever we dare to believe in love above all things.

Cast:

The Little Mermaid – Anna Babenko, Inna Dobrenko
The Old Grandmother Mermaid – Nataliia Yehorova, Kateryna Chernolichenko
The Sea Witch – Olena Karai, Anastasiia Mezentseva
Osya the Octopus – Ihor Vorohushyn, Hryhorii Cheremyshev
The King – Volodymyr Karpenchuk, Alex Mezhuretskyi
The Queen – Kateryna Bohdanova, Violetta Mamykina
The Prince – Andrii Balduk
The Princess – Olena Antonycheva, Anna Yanush
The Minister – Yurii Hrushenko, Volodymyr Fomenko
Ensemble – members of the theatre company