Bulgakov’s Master and Margarita at Camden’s Theatre Collection
Anyone who has ever read Bulgakov’s greatest work, will agree that Master and Margarita is one of the most complicated and fascinating works of the …
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Catherynne Valente’s Deathless
It is every weird girl’s most decadent fantasy – being carried off by the Prince of Darkness and fed caviar in banyas; hunting firebirds with …
Theatre Collection’s adaptation of Gogol’s The Government Inspector
Some of you may have already heard that my new favourite thing in London is the combination of Camden’s Theatre Collection and the Lord Stanley …
Dostoyevksy’s The Idiot
A theatrical rendition of Dostoyevksy’s The Idiot is not a performance one would attend without at least a few preconceived notions and possibly some indoctrinated …
Gogol and Metaphysics of Russia
When I signed up for the ‘Nikolay Gogol and Metaphysics of Russia’ lecture hosted by Academia Rossica on a Friday evening, I thought it may …
Vera Polozkova Opens SLOVO Russian Literature Festival In London
I cannot imagine a better and more appropriate opening night to the Slovo Russian Literature Festival. Organised by the Academia Rossica, this festival is all …