eh, tolstoy chekhov and he spoke roughly.is even worse for your plays. yes, yes, he said shakespeare the barbarian. well, chekhov, i must tell the truth, the plays are boring, but we will discuss this too, especially since i will read today the beginning of the cherry orchard in my performance, the train of the word came. everything is ahead. well, you know, there's no way we can start the play. and like a perantella in six characters in search of an author, when everyone knocks with hammers, then the audience realizes that the play is already underway. that's how we have nikolai caroling. today the plays are already on. and my first question. i don't like i can't ask you, but there was a question. well, such a traditional one in general, how did you come to a life like this, how did it all turn out? yes, now you are nikolai kolya, yes, whose last name miraculously means his profession, his life is caroling carols. yes, yes, this is a whole life, a whole tradition, how did it all work out? how it all began. finally. i ask you

eh, tolstoy chekhov and he spoke roughly. he is shakespeare the barbarian. chekhov's truth, i must tell the truth of the boring play, but we will discuss this too, especially since i will read today the beginning of the cherry orchard about my performance, because the train words are ahead of us. well, you know, there 's no way we can start the play. and like a perandella in six characters in search of an author, when everyone knocks with hammers, and then the audience calls, you understand that the play is already underway. that's how we have nikolai caroling. today the plays are already on. and my first question. i'm not like you can not ask, but the question was. well, such a traditional one in general, how did you come to a life like this, how did it all turn out? yes, now you are nikolai kolya, yes, whose last name miraculously means his profession life e caroling carols. yes, yes, it's a lifetime. here's a whole tradition, how did it all work out? how it all began. finally. i this question in you the theater director is

theaters and about beautiful russian literature, it’s enough to recall lev nikolaevich tolstoy anton pavlovich chekhov kuprin the silver age of russian literature was an unprecedented and incomparable rise in all areas of culture , this is only too well known. and this, too, by the way, was a great legacy inherited, fallen from the sky, the bolsheviks and the new government. on planet earth, only two organizations inspired awe and fear. this is, of course, the kgb and cia management, a sector appeared that began to deal with the change of power in other countries. the united states and nato countries are using ukraine to try to destroy russia, we must fix you and must work for us, because you must bring us profit. that is why the united states continues to pump weapons to ukraine politics. colonialism has not changed. i was a witness to the blatant politicization of the activities of our administration. not russia in the last 30 years fueled the war. we are now witnessing the birth of a new international order with russia in a unique position. she fights for the preservation of western civilization. u

world, he is not very well understood in the world, if we talk about russian culture, then tolstoy dostoevsky chekhovense, because pushkin is not translated into foreign languages. he wrote very easily to translate it, probably , it is not a big deal, but when translating all the charm, all the witchcraft of pushkin's text is lost, as the same sashka rikhin is driving in this truck along tver boulevard asking himself. well, what did he write to the storms that gnaw at the sky hides a whirlwind of snow twisting, and then as he calls the beast, he will cry, like a child, simple rhymes , simple comparisons and nonetheless. it seems to me that every russian person has something when he reads it, when he hears it. hello prince. you are my beautiful something like a rainy day says. she was saddened by what sadness melancholy devours me prince gvidon answers her. again, everything is very simple and everything is infinitely inexpressibly touching. how could he write it? why did he get this amazing gift. what was this person like? we really do not stop, but to be amazed and this is really the mystery of push

pushkin tolstoy dostoevsky and chekhov familiar stories told in the language of modern ballet, where actors. their bodies seem to be electrified, emotions are brought to the limit, and every day is full of intrigues - the rivalry of new masterpieces and broken destinies - such is the world of the theatrical backstage alluring and absolutely merciless theater artists boris eifman as if they are allowing us to spy on their own lives, while playing chekhov's seagull. it’s just that the action of the play was transferred from the estate to the rehearsal hall, where the eminent choreographer prigorin, who stages his version of swan lake, is confronted by a young, experimenter, trembling, torn apart by a thirst for love and a desire to break out of the frame to create something completely new. all in all. everything, like a classic, the most painful. it is that when god gives a gift, and a person does not have willpower in himself, how will this sacrifice some gift of development to convey to some kind of perfection at this moment the rivalry flares up between direct arkadina and the young

series, dedicated to outstanding writers and therefore alexander pushkin, leo tolstoy, fyodor dostoyevsky, ivan turgenev, anton chekhovexander kuprin, ivan bunin, and not akhmatova and others, but the russian stands attracted attention, and visitors received it. such assessments by the organizers and respect for the heritage of the saudi brothers still unites the people of russia and slovakia today, and we will definitely provide links to this visual content, as they say now, well, in the photo in the text of today's briefing. and i also want to say a few words about the fact that on july 20, the colombian people, with whom we historically have close ties, celebrate the national holiday independence day with friendship and multifaceted cooperation on this day in 1810 in bogotá embarked on the path of liberation of deviant dependence in russia know colombia. as a country with a rich history, where traditions, national identity are carefully preserved and confidently move towards progress. the firm defends its sovereignty and the right to independent development. we appreciate the constructive, self-sufficient nature of

here she is modern literature and there was nekrasov there was lermontov chekhov tolstoy they would read lips, well, a trashy image, well, pooh that's what he showed off, a pierced eyebrow, this is such a model. oh he hit her and her jaw greeted the floor, how to say hello he walked away from her with steps full of stoves. days flew by one after another, overtaking each other days saw when they are like wednesday, friday overtaking super competition, where are they? they all received certificates, they are all certified as literate cats. she attacked the owner without saying a word to her. she says oh god says, now i'll throw a lit on you. it's so decent cats do. he died to death. he lay with his head on the ceiling. it's all stories of love, she thoughtfully she rolled her eyes and sighed. i even want to read it, because poetry. erotic turned off the light, as it is a long time already i do not know, the chirping of a rooster was heard. i'm cleaning. he couldn't lift his eyes off the floor like that. quietly, quietly, apparently, some one worked before that. oh well, to finish you off,

tolstoy is czech, and he spoke roughly. so, well, shakespeare is a barbarian, of course, your play is even worse. yes? yes, they say he is shakespeare the barbarian. de chekhovuth, if boring, well , we will discuss this too, especially since i will read today the beginning of the decision garden about opinion, because the search is still ahead.

tolstoy in czech, and he spoke, approximately. so, well, shakespeare is a barbarian, of course, your play is even worse. yes? yes, they say he is shakespeare the barbarian. well, chekhovtruth, boring plays, but we will discuss this too, especially since i will read today the beginning of the cherry orchard in my execution, because the train of the word is still ahead. well, you know, there's no way we can start the play. and how, like a pirandelle, in six characters in search of an author, when everyone knocks with hammers, and then the audience understands that the play is already underway. that's how we have nikolai carols. today the plays are already on. and my first question. i'm not like you can not ask, but the question was. well, such a traditional one in general, how did you come to a life like this, how did it all turn out? yes, now you are nikolai kolya, yes, whose last name miraculously means his his life's profession was caroling carols. yes, yes, this is a whole tradition, how did it all work out? how it all began. finally. i this question you director of theater and time money and money money money. and here is your essence. 70 people they need to be fed

eh, tolstoy chekhov and he spoke roughly. so , well, shakespeare is a barbarian, of course, your play is even worse. yes, yes, she said, he is shakespeare to the barbarian. chekhov, i must tell the truth , the plays are boring. well, we will discuss this too, especially since i will be reading today the beginning of the upper garden about my performance. so oh, we all have ahead. my name is hello technological sovereignty was discussed in the form of a quantum measure , as vladimir putin noted, russia will go forward in its own way, but without isolating itself from anyone and will not give up, as our opponents expected in 2014, dispersing the first waves of sanctions now trying cut off from the advanced solutions of russia there is something to be proud of the president showed the most powerful electronic complex capable of solving tasks in minutes that take years with a simple computer the potential of quantum technology is unlimited the president proposed to launch a new net to form the economy of big data , the main ones