American actor John Malkovich rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716524

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Larisa Yudina rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716523

American actor John Malkovich and orchestra before the rehearsal for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716522

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Larisa Yudina rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716521

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Larisa Yudina rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716520

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Larisa Yudina rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716519

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Tatyana Pavlovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716518

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Tatyana Pavlovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716517

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Zhanna Dombrovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716516

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Tatyana Pavlovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716515

American actor John Malkovich rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716514

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Tatyana Pavlovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716513

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Tatyana Pavlovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716512

American actor John Malkovich rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716511

American actor John Malkovich rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716510

American actor John Malkovich rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716509

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Zhanna Dombrovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716508

American actor John Malkovich and soprano Zhanna Dombrovskaya rehearsing for The Infernal Comedy, a stageplay written by Michael Sturminger for one actor, two sopranos, and a baroque orchestra. The play, which will premiere at the Mariinsky Theater's concert hall during the White Night Stars festival, is based on real events and portrays Jack Unterweger, a serial killer who murdered prostitutes and became a journalist, a poet and minor celebrity after being convicted.

10.07.2010#716507