Jack Raymond

Jack Raymond and his little sister Molly, having become complete orphans, are taken in by their uncle—a priest. Despite the constant beatings he subjects Jack to, the boy manages to preserve kindness and honesty in his soul, and willingness to fight for the truth. Jack is placed in a closed boarding school, where he meets the boy’s mother, Helena Mirska, the widow of a Polish revolutionary. Shaken by Jack’s life story, she takes him in.

Author of the staging: Grigory Konsky
Directors: Viktor Turbin, Yuri Nedevtsky

Cast and performers:
Jack Raymond — Aleksandr Mikhailov;
Molly, Jack’s sister — Valentina Kalinina;
The vicar, Jack’s guardian — Grigory Konsky;
Sarah, the vicar’s wife — Yevgeniya Khanaeva;
Yelena Mirska — Sofya Pilyavskaya;
Stanisław Mirski, her husband — Boris Smirnov;
Teo Mirski, their son — Oleg Tabakov;
Konrad, Yelena’s friend — Mikhail Zimin;
Jenkins, doctor — Yuri Nedevtsky;
Bill, a fisherman — Vladimir Muravyov;
Ellen, Bill’s daughter — Tatyana Lavrova;
Griggs — Vyacheslav Nevinny.