in the implant named after chekhov, the premiere of marina brusnikina's performance polar disease basedon the song of the young talented author maria malukhina this story is about three women wandering through the permafrost, and their inner strength and hope is a report by christina leva. they are driving through the endless snowy desert, three women. each has its own reason to leave home and roam the permafrost. on these petals tanya valya and lyuba, the shuttle girls, sell linen and children's things in the cold wilderness, where outside the window there is only devastating whiteness and cold, from which even instant noodles freeze on the stage of the moscow art theater, a play by the young author maria malukhina directed by marina is sadder. why does your teacher somehow need to indecently ex about women who are strong, who do not give up, who are trying to live, and it seemed to me very consonant with this present time precisely from the point of view of such, you know, some very big change that is now taking place in our lives in our heads. marina brusnikina, a thoughtful and deep

the stage of the moscow art theater, a play by the young author maria malukhina directed by marina brusnikinaare strong, who do not give up, who are trying to live, and it seemed to me very in tune with this present time precisely from the point of view of such you know some very big change that is now taking place in our lives in our heads marina brusnikina directors, her thoughtful and deep theater is always about good literature and always on the topic of the day in her play, polar illness. she makes her turn souls inside out, tearing her voice into cries for help, whispering barely audibly, then singing as if it were a lullaby of broken hearts. can someone save, please, that i'm already sleeping peacefully. head in this village at the end of the world, the main thing is not to go crazy and not succumb to the mysterious polar disease. after all, it is women who are subject to it. and even if the old bus stalls in the middle of the snowy wilderness. they will still rely on themselves, but also a little on the spirit in the north. we are all in the same boat. as he says my heroine is togethe

the point of view of such a very big change that is now happening in our lives in our heads, marina brusnikinar is thoughtful and deep, her theater is always about good literature and always in spite of days in their actresses play, polar disease. it makes you turn souls inside out, breaking the voice of cries for help, then whispering barely audible, then singing as if it were a lullaby of broken hearts. can someone save that i already then we sleep at the beginning. and when they are just when through thorns through some kind of overcoming through e, some kind of suffering there is some kind of grain or is it true, like or those meanings, uh, to which we strive, probably, here i have the feeling of what is right is a performance about today of course, about those feelings about the conditions that women and men experience today. in this village at the end of the world, the main thing is not to go crazy and not succumb to the mysterious polar disease. after all , it is women who are subject to it. and even if the old bus stalls in the middle of the snowy wilderness. they will still rely on th

today, on the small stage of the moscow art theater named after chekhov, the big premiere of marina brusnikina'ss about three women who are sent trade to outlying villages in the north. each of them has their own reason to guide the house and rely only on themselves. the story takes place in the nineties, but is reflected in today. how to live? how to survive? how to build your reality the main themes of the new production, despite the difficulties and despite any circumstances, the heroines, win the audience, a bright final awaits. it is about women who are strong, who do not give up, who are trying to live, and it seemed to me very consonant with this present time precisely from the point of view of such some very big change that is happening in our lives right now in our heads. the light fairy on palace square on the facade of the main headquarters with the help of laser projection showed a performance dedicated to peter the great, its foundations laid down important historical events and masterpieces of painting and the hermitage collection, and the facade of the headquarters of the guards c