И вот на фоне этого всего работал Михаил Угаров и Театр. doc. Он занимал не просто позицию пассивного наблюдения на манер журналистской. Это был даже не просто особый тип свидетельствования, вычленяющий ключевые характеристики окружающей реальности и фиксирующий их в поле искусства. Это был такой тип наблюдения и транспонирования материала, собранного «из жизни» реальной, в жизнь сценическую, который сам по себе нёс мощный импульс перемен и преобразования, который делал высказывание мотивирующим зрителя на активную деятельность. Многим обязан современный театр Михаилу Угарову, но мы все как граждане совершенно точно обязаны ему одним: в государстве, где системообразующим принципом является тотальное невнимание к человеку и объективной (насколько это вообще возможно) реальности, Угаров разрабатывал такой тип текста и театра, который весь построен на предельном внимании к человеку, его жизни, его особенностям и парадоксам его существования в текущем времени.
В конце 90-х Угаров был руководителем программы «Моя семья», которую вел Валерий Комиссаров. Одна из рубрик этой передачи, «Маска откровения», вместе с логотипом компании «ВИD» отпечаталась штампом ужаса у молодых людей, росших на этом телевидении. И вот, в спектакле Ивана Комарова по пьесе Натальи Зайцевой «Абьюз», поставленной в Центре им. Мейерхольда в 2017 году, ключевым персонажем является женщина-трикстер-судья, одетая в барочную черно-белую маску, скопированную с маски откровения. Ничего не исчезает и всё возвращается.
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