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...Susan Larsen Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 WORKS CITED Bulgakov , M. , Master i Margarita . Moscow, 1982 . Bulgakov , M. , P'esy . Moscow, 1986 . Bulgakov , M. Pis'ma Zhizneopisanie v dokumentax . Moscow, 1989 . Bulgakova , E. S. , and S. A. Liandres, eds...

...C. B. Coleman Copyright © THEATER 1991 1991 BULGAKOV’S THE CRIMSON ISlE THE ART OF SATIRE IN THE AGE OF SOCIALIST REALISM...

... (this, Mikhail Bulgakov will appeal to Stalin in a letter, probably, was his very first official and personal appeal to requesting a softening of the fate of his friend being kept the dictator). In the letter the play is called "one of the most under surveillance. 10 When we talk about the fate...

... in the Eastern bloc could have been derailed since imbalance always seeks restoring balance, but the order to assassinate the actor Solomon Mikhoels from the Moscow State Yiddish Theater and denying Mikhail Bulgakov’s right to work and travel abroad...

..., it is encouraging to read how Bulgakov, defiance of bureaucracy honored the satirist of bureau- Mayakovsky, Meyerhold (though not Stanislavsky) found crats, Mayakovsky, far more than the official poets had. new language and new forms of theater to answer their Poetry and theater are not often so...

.... too and to acknowledge that there was one room, and we were all My first night at the Taganka I saw an adaptation of Bulgakov’s alive at one moment in what was reality. Extravagant and fantastic The Master and Murgurita, which was a production that had been bare- effects in the novel were...

... in Paris and 1999 Edinburgh Festival, for the first time in his career Lupa staged a production in Warsaw, a version of WyspiaNski’s Powrót Odysa [The return of Odysseus]. In 2001–2 he created a version of Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita, the first of his productions to travel to Berlin, and in recent...

..., Anna Akhmatova’s “Requiem.” Books, poems, diaries, articles and letters by A. Wardovsky, M. Bulgakov, B. Pasternak, V. Khodasevich, A. Nikolskaya, I. Severyanin, A. Platonov, A. Agranovsk y. The dubious triumph of the old testament expression, “Speak well of the dead or not at all...

.... Chekhovian Echoes in Havel” (essay), 20-26. Vol. 22, no. 3, pp. 86-90. Coleman, C.B., “Bulgakov’s The Smeliansky, Anatoly, “The Last Crimson Isle: The Art of Satire in the - “Santa Claus in the Video Store...

..., and a novelist. Susan Larsen (translator) is a graduate student in the Slavic Department at Yale University, where she is writing a disserta- Alyona Solntseva is a critic and staff writer for Tkatr in tion on the late novels and plays of Mikhail Bulgakov...

..., and a novelist. Susan Larsen (translator) is a graduate student in the Slavic Department at Yale University, where she is writing a disserta- Alyona Solntseva is a critic and staff writer for Tkatr in tion on the late novels and plays of Mikhail Bulgakov...

..., festivals, outstanding companies and artists. EUROMASKE brings articles on the plays of Mikhail Bulgakov. Her translation of Platonov’s the most important issues in the European performing arts, on acting...

... to paralyzing thought control. created in 1912 was renamed The Peace Conference" in His conclusions are hardly comic; but they anticipate a 1914, and he continued to perform it until the end of the comic scene in Mikhail Bulgakov's novel, Master and First World War. Concern about that war led...

... practice of these creative minds. Bulgakov’s Heart It is no coincidence that after 1986 the majority of the of a Dog adapted leading theatrical maestros, both...

... Attributes (1990), Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov (1990), Rilke’s Malte, or the Prodigal Son’s Triptych (1991), Hermann Broch’s The Sleepwalkers (in 1995 and 1998), and Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita (2001 – 2). In 2003, a major retrospective of the director’s works maintained in repertory...

... in American theatrical circles to such figures achievements of Soviet stage directors. in the history of our theater as Stanislavsky, Nemirovich- We associate the renewal of our theatrical life with the Danchenko, Chekhov, Gorky, and Bulgakov. In the last decade theatrical-studio movement. %day, alongside...

.... That tribute ing, “Hello, Bom, what’s new?”3 “No, tell me what’s new with entitles The Laugh to join the satires of Mayakovsky, Bulgakov you,” says Bom, and Bim does, informing his partner, while and Platonov, as Russian humor which was condemned in the laughing, that he went for a walk in the woods...

... Mikhail Bulgakov suggests a subtle parallelism between the act play, offered as part of a resplendent court spectacle, Les Plaisirs faceless villains of Monsier Loyal and their contemporary avatars de l'Ile Enchantee (May 12, 1664), then expanded into a full-length in the Soviet Union, the elusive...

... (after Bulgakov’s novel), codirected by Kirill Pirogov, Fomenko Workshop Theatre, Moscow, 2012. Photo: Elena Besser. Courtesy of Fomenko Workshop Theatre 20 A Moscow Critic’s Journal 2011 February 14. Premiere...

.... I know I am a seducer. I seduce with the degree of being possessed. By a place, a sentence, a situation, not the whole novel of Bulgakov. Perhaps some of the actors, while preparing for this meeting, have read The Master and Margarita more thoroughly than I have and perhaps trust the text...