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— This theater is full of directors of all kinds and persuasions, so Antonio Blake's choice isn't limited to just one. As for his work... Yes, it's a failure. The cheap attempt to give this performance a unique touch by using an unremarkable actress in the role of the antagonist is particularly glaring. It's not only historically inaccurate but also simply tasteless – any performance should be a feast for the eyes. In my opinion, professional banality would look better than mediocre originality.
- Well said. I also enjoy seeing beautiful things, - Raphael paused his gaze on the princess for a moment. - However, some people crave realism! They want it to be just like in life, with all its flaws! Strange people, in my opinion. Theater was invented so that we could enjoy a beautiful illusion and forget about the gray everyday life for a while. And we see mediocrity every day anyway.