Almost set to go to Moscow (please come through, Russian visa) to interview journalists and hopefully see a lot of plays. The great critic John Freedman has translated a lot of the younger Russian playwrights into English and I’m trying to get a hold of his Olga Mukhina collection since everyone raves about her. It’s currently going for $99.95 on Amazon. While trying to figure out my theater schedule I also stumbled upon this description of a  newer play called The Siege at the Moscow Art Theatre:

Those who will come to look ours play, will see fine, hazardous actors, graceful modern scenography, they will listen to a wonderful alive music. And if to define the maintenance of performance shortly, it’s about war.

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