yes, yes , we have the team of marina brusnikina.t have you all this way from imagine this is a selection from a selection. yes? yes, yes, yes galina andreevna tyurina made this script, yes, yes, which my colleague liked. yes, it was very exciting. once we did this first in the art theater, marina made brusnikina for the anniversary, alexandrovich’s centenary, and there it was very much in the seventeenth year. yes, and there were a lot of young people there, almost all the youth of the art theater. you know, i saw at the rehearsal. what impression does obeying punish on the youth before they go out as spectators, they saw you know, this was such a school for them. well done, that they did it in the art theater. you know, i later even spoke with our young artists and they remember it very much. this is this solzhenitsyn project. as such an important personal history for himself, which is not survived? yes, before those who are in the orbit of konstantin sergeevich stanislavsky, of course, yes, just tender-tender. eh, some time ago i

yes, yes, our team directed marina brusnikina, yes, with her youth and with me, andrey dubov was ourloved music very much before receiving the nobel prize nemilo all this way from imagine this is a selection from a selection. yes? yes, yes, yes galina andreevna tyurina made this script, yes, yes, which my colleague directly liked. yes, very captivating. somehow we they did it at first in the art theater . marina did brusnikin for the anniversary, alexandrovich for the centenary, and there it was very much in the seventeenth year. yes, and there are a lot of young people there, almost all the youth of the art theater were employed. you know, i saw at the rehearsal. what an impression is obeyed punishes the youth even before they leave the audience to gain a foothold, and you know it, it was such a school for them. well done, that they did it in the art theater. you know, i even spoke to our young artists afterwards. they are so very remember. this is this project. as such an important personal story for himself, which he did not survive. yes, it happens, yes, it's one thing. yes, it s

thing, but i remind you that this is a podcast of letters, and my guest is the honored artist marina maria brusnikinah. this podcast is a must read. i am aglaya batnikova, director and writer. today i am visiting. kirill shamanov, writer , art critic, artist we will talk about william burrows and his junk novel. hello cyril. hello. uh, william birox is in the sixties, a guy from an educated and fairly wealthy family studied at harvard , studied medicine in europe, and then chose this path. uh, let's just say to sink to the bottom and go through, in general, addiction to illegal drugs, and he describes this experience in his books and quite unexpectedly becomes classics of american literature. one of the leaders of the beatnik movement, including halungisberg chuck kiruak and in general, what can we say to both rosa whether he became a pioneer, but because we know that irvinul e. from transporting hunter thompson to las vegas with fear and loathing, all they can say was after picking up roses and following in his footsteps. well, for american literature, probably yes, but we also know there is russian

that i have absolutely two names and now rarely someone calls me marina and everything is masha well , this is a light hand, dmitry brusnikinaed about it, very beautiful, very kind of correct ideal. well, yes, i was very lucky in my life, very lucky, and i continue to live all the time, as if measuring myself and i think, so that dima would say and, as it were, so as not to let him down, that such happiness was dima, then he also took courses and taught, right? this is a podcast of letters i remind you and my guest is maria brusnikina. what do you think, did they create that they did not have children, or was it absolutely meaningful, uh, such a choice? i don't know you can't get in there. this is their personal life. i don't think it was a meaningful choice for them to have a niece. yes, they were very much engaged in mash, well, it was great love, just great i am another such i don’t know an example, but it’s true that asya loved detective stories very much. and when she had already read the whole thing and suffered from the fact that there was none. well, no, no, nothing fresh. there is nothing new. he said, i will write