ROUVA C is a production of Seinäjoki City Theatre and based on the success novel Rouva C of Minna Rytisalo. Riika takes care of the house so that Minna can fill her days with writing about the inequalities of surrounding society. Minna Rytisalon romaani kertoo nuoresta Minna Canthista, joka aloittaa opettajaopinnot, menee naimisiin luonnontieteen lehtorinsa kanssa ja saa 14 vuoden aikana seitsemn lasta. Riika shows Minna the real world outside the seminar bubble. on tarina intohimoisesta avioliitosta ja naisten vlisest ystvyydest. kuvaa erään avioliiton tarinan ja näyttää, millaisista sil muista puhkeaa se Minna Canth, jonka me tunnemme: esikuva, taiste lija, patsas. When Minna is about to get buried to depression, Ferdinand provides her with a maid. ilmestyi syksyll 2018 mutta se valloitti lukijat etenkin seuraavana vuonna, kun juhlittiin sen aiheen, klassikkokirjailija Minna Canthin 175-vuotissyntympivi. Minna wants to become a teacher and attend a seminar and against all odds Minna’s parents provide her with a possibility that many other girls cannot even dream of Minna gets to study. Neljn viime vuoden aikana on tapahtunut todella paljon, kirjailija Minna Rytisalo huokaa videoruudulla kotonaan Kuusamossa.

In the seminar Minna meets a science professor Ferdinand Canth, gets married and derails from her dream of becoming a professor herself. ROUVA C is a story of Minna Johnson, daughter of a salesman in 19th century Finland. Nuori Mina, Miinu, Minna Johnson aloittaa opiskelut Jyväskylän seminaarissa vuonna 1863. Minna wants to become a teacher and attend a seminar and against all odds Minna’s parents provide her with a possibility that many other girls cannot even dream of – Minna gets to study. ROUVA C is a story of Minna Johnson, daughter of a salesman in 19th century Finland. Even more so, it is a performance about the people around her who made it possible. ROUVA C is a performance about a feisty adolescent who became one of the bestknown writers of 19th century Finland. What gave birth to “Minna Canth” – the icon of Finnish feminist literature?

Rouva C. by Minna Rytisalo