Wednesday · 11 November 2026

Premiere of 'Journey to Mars' in Pazardzhik

Premiere of 'Journey to Mars' in Pazardzhik
Photo: ДКТ „Константин Величков”

The premiere of the play 'Journey to Mars' by Ivo Siromahov will be held at the Konstantin Velichkov Theatre in Pazardzhik. This production opens the national tour across the country.

'Journey to Mars' is a stage comedy that explores themes such as power, fame, and human ego, set aboard a spaceship with a single goal – a journey to the Red Planet. The spectacle begins as a historical event but soon turns into an explosive comedic situation filled with illogical and absurd moments.

In the role of Ursula von der Leyen, the audience will see Alexandra Sarchadzhieva, and Nencho Balabanov takes on the role of Donald Trump. Onboard the space shuttle, assembled by Elon Musk (portrayed by Tihomir Blagoev), will be encountered Vladimir Putin (Todor Tanchev), Xi Jinping (Rumen Vangelov), and Zlatka, a well-known Bulgarian influencer (Stilyana Markova). The production also features Grozdan Daskalov as The Alien.

The action takes place in a confined spaceship where the characters face tense, absurd, and humorous situations. A meeting on Mars awaits them, unpredictable by anyone.

The direction is handled by Zlatomir Moldovan; scenography is by Daniella Nikolcheva, and the music by Sibin Zlatarov. The play promises a great theatrical adventure where laughter has no gravity and everything spirals out of control.

After the premiere in Pazardzhik on April 27th, the show will tour other cities including Shumen, Vratsa, Dobrizh, Pleven, Varna, Blagoevgrad, Sofia, Stara Zagora, and Kazanlak. The plans also include guest appearances in Asenovgrad, Petrich, Burgas, Haskovo, Gabrovo, Panagurishte, Razgrad, and Targovishte during the autumn months.

The theater invites: 'The countdown has begun. We look forward to seeing you onboard the most world-famous space shuttle!'

Source: БНР Новини

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